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[Bug] JsonPath query regression with filtering array

See original GitHub issue

Insomnia Version: 6.6.0
Operating System: Kubuntu 18.10

Details

In the latest version, my query through a list of objects comparing/equating to a certain property doesn’t work anymore.

In my example data, my query is $.clients[?(@.id == 2049)] In my dataset, clients is an array of objects with several properties, with id being a number. In the previous version of insomnia (i don’t remember the exact version, the previous release of 6.6.0)

Any comparison similar to the query above only returns zero results. eg. id > 2050, id < 2051 is the same with empty results.

{
  "clients": [
    {
      "appointments": [],
      "email": "client1@gmail.com",
      "firstname": "client1",
      "fullname": "client1 test",
      "id": 2049,
      "lastname": "test"
    },
    {
      "appointments": [],
      "email": "client2@gmail.com",
      "firstname": "client2",
      "fullname": "client2 test",
      "id": 2050,
      "lastname": "test"
    },
    {
      "appointments": [],
      "email": "client3@gmail.com",
      "firstname": "client3",
      "fullname": "client3 test",
      "id": 2051,
      "lastname": "test"
    }
}

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Created 4 years ago
Comments:6 (1 by maintainers)

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gschiercommented, Aug 7, 2019

It looks like the JSONPath dependency version may have changed by accident in the last release. Taking a look now.

As for your original problem, @jrods. Your response is invalid JSON. The array of clients is missing a closing bracket. Even after fixing that it still doesn’t work though 😦

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qn-ngcommented, Aug 8, 2019

@Ravelman v6.6.2 released yesterday had fixed this error

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