If you intend on substituting a variable whose name includes an @ character (e.g. @foo), this variable is unable to selected for substitution with Octostache syntax (#{@foo}). The parsing of identifiers doesn't include @. We should consider extending this to include @.
If you intend on substituting a variable whose name includes an
@
character (e.g.@foo
), this variable is unable to selected for substitution with Octostache syntax (#{@foo}
). The parsing of identifiers doesn't include@
. We should consider extending this to include@
.Report: https://help.octopus.com/t/octostashe-reference-json-property-named-with-an-symbol/28724/3