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Based on the promises of Elasticity and Merging I'd expect this fmf file (either main.fmf or arbitrary name in the fmf root)
a+: b+: c: d
to produce 'a': {'b': {'c': 'd'} dictionary. However currently 'a+' and 'b+' is kept as key names.
'a': {'b': {'c': 'd'}
Also the
foo: bar /child: a+: b+: c: d
keeps 'b+' as key name (the 'a' is correctly named.)
Would be nice if one can use Merging everywhere in the Tree structure.
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Should work well as we've introduced. Probably some feature break this behaviour. I remember I've implemented it in #93
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Based on the promises of Elasticity and Merging I'd expect this fmf file (either main.fmf or arbitrary name in the fmf root)
to produce
'a': {'b': {'c': 'd'}
dictionary. However currently 'a+' and 'b+' is kept as key names.Also the
keeps 'b+' as key name (the 'a' is correctly named.)
Would be nice if one can use Merging everywhere in the Tree structure.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: