Dollar operator substitution for key names fails (2)

[HolQue]

Similar to https://github.com/test-fullautomation/python-jsonpreprocessor/issues/91

JSON file:

"string_01" : "ABC",
"string_02" : "DEF",
${string_01}_composite_param_name_${string_02} : "(1.01)--'${string_01}'--(1.02)--'${string_02}'"

The third parameter name is a composite string. Because of that it is expected that the entire expression is encapsulated in quotes:

"${string_01}_composite_param_name_${string_02}"

Because of the quotes are missing I expect a syntax error, but the JsonPreprocessor generates this name:

string_01_composite_param_name_DEF

with the first parameter not resolved properly.

[test-fullautomation]

Hi @namsonx , what is the status of this ticket? Thank you, Thomas

[test-fullautomation]

Son implements and waits for retest from Holger.

[namsonx]

Hello Holger, Hello Thomas,

For the jsonp file with content:

"string_01" : "ABC",
"string_02" : "DEF",
${string_01}_composite_param_name_${string_02} : "(1.01)--'${string_01}'--(1.02)--'${string_02}'"

The JsonPreprocessor will issue the error message:

Exception: Invalid nested parameter format: ${string_01}_composite_param_name_${string_02} - The double quotes are missing!!!

If we put this key name into the double quotes, the output will show as below:

string_01 : ABC
string_02 : DEF
ABC_composite_param_name_DEF : (1.01)--'ABC'--(1.02)--'DEF'

I had implemented it long time ago but forgot updating this ticket.

Could you please help me check?

Thank you, Son

[HolQue]

Retest successful. Issue can be closed.