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The return value of properties.path() had enumerable keys in 2.1.1 and
earlier. Starting in 2.2.0, the keys were no longer enumerable as part
of the change made for steveukx#40 in 0877cc8.
Fixessteveukx#58
The keys are there, they just don't show up in console.log() or for (const key of properties.path()) because they aren't enumerable. Added #71 to make them enumerable.
Hi, thanks for this library! I'm using it to parse Spring-like properties files.
Given a properties file with no header and a dot-separated value:
In 2.1.1 I used to be able to do:
This would give an object:
{ testkey: { nested: 'testval' } }
In 2.2.0,
path()
here returns:{}
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