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In the playground (https://jsonlogic.com/play.html) and in version < 3.5.1 the following rule
{ "some": [ {"var": "A"}, {"!=": [ {"var": ".B"}, {"var": "B"} ]} ] }
when applied to
{"A":[{"B":1}], "B":2}
returns true.
true
However, since this commit 0926afe, the return value is false.
Is it a desired change? If so, how the previous functionality (of comparing the value with the value from external scope) can be achieved.
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Not a desirable change. I'll take a look.
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Fixed with #82
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In the playground (https://jsonlogic.com/play.html) and in version < 3.5.1 the following rule
when applied to
returns
true
.However, since this commit 0926afe, the return value is false.
Is it a desired change? If so, how the previous functionality (of comparing the value with the value from external scope) can be achieved.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: