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Hello, I'm writing a php script with periodically exports all Maniphest tasks to an excel file. For this issue my approach is calling `processRequest()` in ManiphestExportController.php So to build the request first, I am using the` buildRequest()` method in AphrontDefaultApplicationConfiguration.php. The problem now is with the requestData at the point where `isDialogFormPost() `is called. requestData is remaining empty, since it originally gets its value in phabricator from ``` self::$rawInput = (string)file_get_contents('php://input'); ``` and the result is then parsed into the requestData setter. In my case the php://input is empty cause I have no real request. So is there anyway to get the right php://input or to set requestData manually?

Hello, I'm writing a php script with periodically exports all Maniphest tasks to an excel file. For this issue my approach is calling `processRequest()` in `ManiphestExportController`. So to build the request first, I am using the `buildRequest()` method in `AphrontDefaultApplicationConfiguration`. The problem now is with the `requestData` at the point where `isDialogFormPost() `is called. `requestData` is remaining empty, since it originally gets its value in phabricator from ``` self::$rawInput = (string)file_get_contents('php://input'); ``` and the result is then parsed into the requestData setter. In my case the `php://input` is empty cause I have no real request. So is there anyway to get the right `php://input` or to set `requestData` manually?

Hello, I'm writing a php script with periodically exports all Maniphest tasks to an excel file. For this issue my approach is calling `processRequest()` in `ManiphestExportController.php`. So to build the request first, I am using the` `buildRequest()` method in `AphrontDefaultApplicationConfiguration.php`. The problem now is with the `requestData` at the point where `isDialogFormPost() `is called. `requestData` is remaining empty, since it originally gets its value in phabricator from ``` self::$rawInput = (string)file_get_contents('php://input'); ``` and the result is then parsed into the requestData setter. In my case the `php://input` is empty cause I have no real request. So is there anyway to get the right `php://input` or to set `requestData` manually?