Currently, providing things like `filter[%24acunetix]=1` to `UserActionsController#index` will throw an exception because instead of getting a string as expected, we get a hash instead. This patch simply uses `#permit` from strong parameters properly: first we apply it on the whole parameters, this way it filters the keys we’re interested in. By doing this, if the value is a hash for example, the whole key/value pair will be ignored completely. |
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