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JmesPath syntax when there is a dot in key
See original GitHub issueI have been trying to come up with appropriate JmesPath when there is a dot (“.”) in the key.
{
"some.key": 10
}
I am not sure how should I access the value for such or complex cases where the key has a dot.
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@neeraj9 sorry for the misunderstanding.
This must be a bug. Thanks for reporting I will have a look.
Thanks @springcomp thanks for the prompt revert. I made multiple attempts but could not do with your .NET library. It will be great if you have a sample or can point me to the usage of your library where this can be achieved.