handle nils correctly in ParamExpander #172
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- previously, for types that can be nil (specifically slice, map;
interface and pointer are correct), a new value of backing type
was created instead of making a new nil
- this is incorrect because it affects the structure of the object; more
specifically the failure observed was with a struct having a field of
type `[]string`. Instead of keeping a `[]string(nil)` here, this would
transform into an empty slice `[]string{}`
Signed-off-by: mimir-d <[email protected]>
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this was previously approved; im merging it |
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[]string. Instead of keeping a[]string(nil)here, this would transform into an empty slice[]string{}