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Note that the test case passes, but shouldn't. Also note that the type of value passed doesn't seem to matter, either: I can replace all the strings like "apples" and "oranges" with boolean values true and false with no change in test outcome. I didn't check quite as thoroughly, but the cases I did check also allow for single values like "foo" to be replaced by list-like values (viz. [ "foo" ]) and the test outcome still doesn't change.
Maybe I'm missing something? But, my hunch is that variable expressions like { "var": "foo" } are resolving to null.
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Here's a test from a test suite I'm working on at work:
Note that the test case passes, but shouldn't. Also note that the type of value passed doesn't seem to matter, either: I can replace all the strings like
"apples"
and"oranges"
with boolean valuestrue
andfalse
with no change in test outcome. I didn't check quite as thoroughly, but the cases I did check also allow for single values like"foo"
to be replaced by list-like values (viz.[ "foo" ]
) and the test outcome still doesn't change.Maybe I'm missing something? But, my hunch is that variable expressions like
{ "var": "foo" }
are resolving tonull
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: