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Currently, the countEquals predicate produces error messages such as:
jsonpath "$.value1" countEquals 4 actual: string <hello> expected: count equals to <4> >>> types between actual and expected are not consistent jsonpath "$.value2" countEquals 4 actual: [object, object, object, object, object] expected: count equals to <4>
For the latest case where the type returned by the query is valid, namely a collection, the error message could be improved as follows:
jsonpath "$.value2" countEquals 4 actual: 5 expected: 4
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Currently, the countEquals predicate produces error messages such as:
For the latest case where the type returned by the query is valid, namely a collection,
the error message could be improved as follows:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: