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JSON objects can only be indexed by string, so any other type has to be prevented.
In theory we could parse array<int, ...> as simple JSON array, but that is very likely not the intended use since there is no way to skip int keys in JSON and thus array<...> or list<...> should be used.
For reference: nextcloud/tables#1169

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In theory we could parse array<int, ...> as simple JSON array,

No you can not.

[0 => 'zero', 2 => 'two'] is array<int, ...> but not a valid JSON array

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Right I checked, it results in {"0":"zero","2":"two"} which just shows that it should be entirely forbidden.

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Anything against merging this?

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Diff in talk looks empty, so should be good

@nickvergessen nickvergessen merged commit e6a1936 into main Jul 23, 2024
@provokateurin provokateurin deleted the fix/openapitype/prevent-non-string-indexed-arrays branch July 23, 2024 07:19
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