Support implicit numeric conversions in filter expressions.#297
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kecaps wants to merge 1 commit intojson-path:masterfrom
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Support implicit numeric conversions in filter expressions.#297kecaps wants to merge 1 commit intojson-path:masterfrom
kecaps wants to merge 1 commit intojson-path:masterfrom
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@kecaps / @kallestenflo Any reason this was never merged in? I'm running into a similar issue where a provider sends JSON values as all String values and I need to perform numeric filtering in Java. |
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Javascript is not strongly typed, so it implicitly converts strings to numbers when comparing across data types:
This adds functionality via a configuration option (
IMPLICIT_NUMERIC_CONVERSIONS) to enable the java implementation of JsonPath to mimic this behavior. This behavior was already in place for equals, but this extends it to the other comparators.