Fix array serialization handling in ValidatorUtils.getValueAsString()#381
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This PR fixes incorrect serialization behavior in
ValidatorUtils.getValueAsString()forString[]values. Previously, arrays were converted using the defaultObject.toString()implementation, resulting in non-readable JVM identity strings.When a
String[]was passed togetValueAsString(), the output appeared as:text
[Ljava.lang.String;@1a2b3c
This occurs because Java arrays do not override
toString().Updated array handling to use:
java
java.util.Arrays.toString((String[]) value)
This produces consistent and human-readable output:
text
[element1, element2, element3]