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The Chrome browser issues a warning that when I call fetch(), I am using an outdated attribute.

I don't actually use it.
After studying php-wasm a bit, I realized that php arrays in js don't work, but if you convert them to a \stdClass object, then everything is fine.

But a little later, I noticed a warning in the browser.

The problem is that if you give fetch(url, php_object), the browser issues a warning, but if you convert the object to js_object, the error disappears.

I can assume that proxying php_object into the js environment has artifacts.

The warning disappears if you convert to a js object.

    ['jsonToJsObject'](json:string){
        let value:any;
        try{
            value = JSON.parse(json);
        }catch(e: unknown){
            return null;
        }
        return value;
    }

php-wasm@0.0.8