MapQueryBuilder in 7.3 parsing problem

Hello everyone,

I have a problem in app, and I wondered if any of you had the same ?

I have a route with an invoke like this :
__invoke(...stuffs, #[MapRequestPayload] MyDTO $dto)
{
dump($dto);
}

MyDTO class construct looks like this :

public function __construct(
..stuffs,
/**@var array<MyOtherDTO> */
public array $otherDTOs = []
)

The problem is that when getting datas from the request through the MapRequestPayload, instead of having in MyDTO an array of MyOtherDTO, I get an array of arrays...
I tried to rollback to Symfony 7.2 and it reworked perfectly, so I'm sure the problem was introduced by the update to 7.3.

Does any of you have similar issue ?
Thx 😀

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The 302 redirect is coming from the requireonce in my main noscript below but it is after my httpresponsecode(200).
Any suggestion how do I ensure only my main noscript's httpresponcecode(200) is being sent out and not the requireonce files.
We are using PHP version 5 on our end.
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  if (hashequals($providedsignature, $yourHash)) {

    httpresponsecode(200);

    if ($product === 'v1'){
        $pymntGateway='curlec';
        requireonce "v1backend.php"; (302 redirect from here)
    }
    elseif ($product === 'v2'){
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    }
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    }

  }
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