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JSON (index starts with '+' operator):
+
"index" : 1, "listvalues" : [1, 2, 3], "param" : ${listvalues}[+${index}]
Result:
Error: 'Could not resolve expression '${listvalues}[+1]'. Reason: list indices must be integers, not str'!
Why is '+${index}' interpreted as string? '+1' is a positive integer. In my opinion such a '+' character can be ignored (because has no effect).
+${index}
+1
Cross check with '-' operator
-
"index" : 1, "listvalues" : [1, 2, 3], "param" : ${listvalues}[-${index}]
Blocked slicing detected properly:
Slicing is not supported (expression: '${listvalues}[-${index}]')
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JSON (index starts with '
+
' operator):Result:
Error: 'Could not resolve expression '${listvalues}[+1]'. Reason: list indices must be integers, not str'!
Why is '
+${index}
' interpreted as string? '+1
' is a positive integer. In my opinion such a '+
' character can be ignored (because has no effect).Cross check with '
-
' operatorBlocked slicing detected properly:
Slicing is not supported (expression: '${listvalues}[-${index}]')
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: