Because the ',' has been used as a variable delimiter in the input Variables. The plugin cannot handle the new variable types like lists and dictionaries. In my case I have changed the ',' delimiter in '|' as a delimiter which works fine for me. Als changed type for integer variables
def process_variables(variables, updatable_variables):
var_map = {}
if variables is not None:
for variable in variables.split(**'|'**):
var_map[variable.split('=', 1)[0]]= variable.split('=', 1)[1]
for updatable_variable in updatable_variables:
key = str(updatable_variable["key"]).strip("${").strip("}")
if key in var_map:
if var_map[key].isdigit():
updatable_variable["value"] = int(var_map[key])
else:
updatable_variable["value"] = var_map[key]
return str(updatable_variables).replace("u'","'").replace('u"','"').replace("'", '"').replace('"[','[').replace(']"',']').replace("None","null").replace("True","true").replace("False","false")
Sorry for the late reply. As you might have noticed, creating a sub release is now standard available. Would it be possible for you to switch to the create release task?
Hi,
Because the ',' has been used as a variable delimiter in the input Variables. The plugin cannot handle the new variable types like lists and dictionaries. In my case I have changed the ',' delimiter in '|' as a delimiter which works fine for me. Als changed type for integer variables