Open johnlabarge opened 1 week ago
can you provide example which illustrates the issue? I tried replacing a value with 1 and it worked as expected
func test_an_array_can_be_updated2() {
let json = #"[0,1,2,3]"#
json.parsed { root in
guard let root = root else { return }
root.query(replace: "$[?(@ == 2)]", with: 1)
XCTAssertEqual(root.description, #"[0,1,1,3]"#)
}
}
I replace a 1 using query(replace:jsonReplacement.at, with:replacementValue) where at is a path and replacement value is the integer 1 (a number). The replacement uses a boolean instead.
This is the offending line in the source: https://github.com/KittyMac/Sextant/blob/dbdbfa0f5230e728a50cf9ee1b21c5eea8144885/Sources/Sextant/Internal/Path/ObjectPropertyPath.swift#L12
Trying to determine a workaround.