Projected string slices are shortcut #69
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* Fixes #69 - evaluate rhs after string slices Signed-off-by: Springcomp <[email protected]> * Added unit-test Signed-off-by: Springcomp <[email protected]> * Updated linter settings Signed-off-by: Springcomp <[email protected]> * Added unit-test for failing case Signed-off-by: Springcomp <[email protected]> * gofumpt Signed-off-by: Springcomp <[email protected]> --------- Signed-off-by: Springcomp <[email protected]>
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See jmespath.test#32
Currently, string slices are implemented using the projection mechanism.
However, the second hand of the projection is not evaluated when slicing a string.
As a result, the following expression does not evaluate correctly:
'foo'[::-1].length(@)->"oof"❌Instead, it should yield the following result:
'foo'[::-1].length(@)->3✅The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: