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If the result of a parseRequest() call includes a ? key, that value should be merged with the actual query string parameters. This is useful when building simpler aliases for URLs with complex query string parameters.

This could also be backported to 4.x

Fixes #18245

If the result of a `parseRequest()` call includes a `?` key, that value
should be merged with the actual query string parameters. This is useful
when building simpler aliases for URLs with complex query string
parameters.

Fixes #18245
@markstory markstory added this to the 5.1.7 milestone Mar 21, 2025
@markstory markstory merged commit 2403b91 into 5.x Mar 22, 2025
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If the result of a `parseRequest()` call includes a `?` key, that value
should be merged with the actual query string parameters. This is useful
when building simpler aliases for URLs with complex query string
parameters.

Backport #18246 to 4.x
Refs #18245
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? parameter from Route class is overriden instead of merged
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