Can't create a table block programatically

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1

I’m trying to create a table block like this:

$blocks = new Kirby\Cms\Blocks();
$blocks->add(new Kirby\Cms\Block([
  'content' => [
    'rows' => [
      [
        "dish"=> "Pizza",
        "description" => "It's yummy!",
        "price" => 12
      ]
    ]
  ],
  'type' => 'table',
]));

site()->createChild([
  'slug' => 'blocks-test',
  'template' => 'blocks-test',
  'content' => ['text' => $blocks]
])->publish();

where the blueprint is

fields:
  text:
    label: Inhalt
    type: blocks
    fieldsets:
      - table
      - text

But in the generated content txt file the text field is empty. It works for text blocks, just not for table blocks. I guess it’s because a block will be saved as html (at least toHtml() is called on the Block) but a table block should be stored like a structure/array. Creating a table block manually in the panel stores the block in exactly the format I try to use:

  {
    "content": {
      "rows": [
        {
          "dish": "Pizza",
          "description": "It's yummy!",
          "price": 12
        }
      ]
    },
    "id": "...",
    "isHidden": false,
    "type": "table"
  }
2

Okay I found the issue: I have call toArray() on the blocks

site()->createChild([
  'slug' => 'blocks-test',
  'template' => 'blocks-test',
  'content' => ['text' => $blocks->toArray()]
])->publish();

I found the solution here: Create custom blocks programmatically - #12 by texnixe. But in this case it was a custom block that didn’t get saved, but table is a built-in block.

Would be great if this behavior could be fixed because now it is really inconsistent. Maybe the page update/create methods could call toArray() by default if a Blocks instance is passed?