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The default form encoding from urllib.urlencode doesn't support multi-dimensional values. That behavior can be taken from the multidimensional-urlencode package:
urllib.urlencode
>>> import urllib >>> from multidimensional_urlencode import urlencode >>> e = urlencode({"a": {"b": {"c": [1, 2, 3], "d": "e"}}}) >>> urllib.unquote(e) 'a[b][d]=e&a[b][c]=1&a[b][c]=2&a[b][c]=3'
Should it be part of the default form dialect, or should there be a separate dialect for multidimensional values?
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The default form encoding from
urllib.urlencode
doesn't support multi-dimensional values. That behavior can be taken from the multidimensional-urlencode package:Should it be part of the default form dialect, or should there be a separate dialect for multidimensional values?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: