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URLs may contain multivalue query parameters. That is a parameter with the same name may appear multiple times in a query string: ?q=123&q=abc.
As an example, SCAPI's product search API allows you to use the refine parameter multiple times to set a number of refinements on a search.
Today, multiple values are discarded and only the last value is available on Express code.
This is because the version of aws-serverless-express we're using doesn't correct forward the Lambda event to the Express server: CodeGenieApp/serverless-express#214
This issue only impacts code running on Managed Runtime, it doesn't appear locally, because we don't use the lib locally.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hey @johnboxall thank you for supporting the community, we've discussed this with the PM and we are looking to get this in to the next major version release. @natemarcus
URLs may contain multivalue query parameters. That is a parameter with the same name may appear multiple times in a query string:
?q=123&q=abc
.As an example, SCAPI's product search API allows you to use the
refine
parameter multiple times to set a number of refinements on a search.Today, multiple values are discarded and only the last value is available on Express code.
This is because the version of
aws-serverless-express
we're using doesn't correct forward the Lambda event to the Express server: CodeGenieApp/serverless-express#214This issue only impacts code running on Managed Runtime, it doesn't appear locally, because we don't use the lib locally.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: