In a plugin model, create a JSON field that is set to a lost of dictionaries.
For example: [{"example": "bug"}]
Expected Behavior
This field should be handles as a JSON list
Observed Behavior
Pynetbox on initialising the record from netbox, treats the list of dictionaries as references to objects in netbox, so each dictionary is initialised as records, when save is ran, it trys to get it's records id and raises an error as there is no id, as it's not a Record. The bug appears to be caused in _init_cache aswell as in _parse_values() in list_parser()
pynetbox version
v7.3.3
NetBox version
V3.7.8
Python version
3.9
Steps to Reproduce
In a plugin model, create a JSON field that is set to a lost of dictionaries. For example: [{"example": "bug"}]
Expected Behavior
This field should be handles as a JSON list
Observed Behavior
Pynetbox on initialising the record from netbox, treats the list of dictionaries as references to objects in netbox, so each dictionary is initialised as records, when save is ran, it trys to get it's records id and raises an error as there is no id, as it's not a Record. The bug appears to be caused in _init_cache aswell as in _parse_values() in list_parser()