The normalizers/other logic may rely on the attributes usually presented in a request during the normal query of JSON API resource. The $context['resource_type'] contains the type of resource for an entity that's currently in process, while $request->attributes->get('resource_type') contains the resource of a top-level entity. Also, providing the _is_jsonapi to the list of attributes will make the use of \Drupal\jsonapi\Routing\Routes::getResourceTypeNameFromParameters() possible.

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#3 2995115--interdiff--2-3.txt1.57 KBe0ipso
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AWESOME!

Adding some minor changes before commit.

  • e0ipso committed 091a0d5 on 8.x-2.x authored by BR0kEN 
    Issue #2995115 by e0ipso, BR0kEN: Provide resource type and an entity...
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@BR0kEN now that you are on fire, maybe you can knock this off pretty easily? #2995142: Support includes the EntityToJsonapi service

In any case, thanks for being so great!

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

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