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jsonpath-ng struggles to properly handled some tokens such as # in the dotted path.
The problem can be addressed by putting fields in ''.
However, putting fields in brackets breaks treatment for lists such as .fieldname[] or .fieldname[0].
At the moment such fields are excluded from escaping, but that would mean that a combination such as .#fieldname[] would break the parsing.
Ideally we find a way to do this more consistently and thoroughly
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jsonpath-ng struggles to properly handled some tokens such as # in the dotted path.
The problem can be addressed by putting fields in ''.
However, putting fields in brackets breaks treatment for lists such as .fieldname[] or .fieldname[0].
At the moment such fields are excluded from escaping, but that would mean that a combination such as .#fieldname[] would break the parsing.
Ideally we find a way to do this more consistently and thoroughly
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: