Closed HolQue closed 3 months ago
This works like expected (with list hard coded inside dictparam):
dictparam
"dictparam" : {"A" : ["A", "B"]}, "stringparam" : "A", "intparam" : 0, ${dictparam.${stringparam}}[${intparam}] : "C"
Outcome:
{'dictparam': {'A': ['C', 'B']}, 'intparam': 0, 'stringparam': 'A'}
But when I put the list inside a separate parameter, it went wrong;
"listparam" : ["A", "B"], "dictparam" : {"A" : ${listparam}}, "stringparam" : "A", "intparam" : 0, ${dictparam.${stringparam}}[${intparam}] : "C"
Error: 'Invalid nested parameter format: ${listparam}}, - The double quotes are missing!!!'!
Issue maybe similar to: https://github.com/test-fullautomation/python-jsonpreprocessor/issues/118
Hello Holger,
This ticket was solved on stabi branch.
Thank you, Son
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This works like expected (with list hard coded inside
dictparam
):Outcome:
{'dictparam': {'A': ['C', 'B']}, 'intparam': 0, 'stringparam': 'A'}
But when I put the list inside a separate parameter, it went wrong;
Outcome:
Error: 'Invalid nested parameter format: ${listparam}}, - The double quotes are missing!!!'!
Issue maybe similar to: https://github.com/test-fullautomation/python-jsonpreprocessor/issues/118