Bug with dashses in unquoted strings #67
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It seems like this is fixed in 0.15.0, but https://jmespath.org/ is using 0.14.0. |
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The site is using 0.14.0, but the latest version 0.15.0 fixes at least one bug. Fixes jmespath/jmespath.js#67
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The site is using 0.14.0, but the latest version 0.15.0 fixes at least one bug. Fixes jmespath/jmespath.js#67
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The site is using 0.14.0, but the latest version 0.15.0 fixes at least one bug. Fixes jmespath/jmespath.js#67
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@youngbob For the record, JMESPath Community site uses the latest version of the JavaScript implementation. The corresponding pull request has also been accepted recently on the official site. Unfortunately, it has yet to be deployed to take effect. |
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The following query:
is invalid syntax according to the specification, because dashes are not allowed in unquoted strings, however this library allows it. I guess we are missing a spec compliance test that asserts there's a parse error. FYI, the PHP implementation is correct, and rejects that input.
The origin of this report is jmespath/jmespath.php#57 (comment).
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