Index hash_key values were empty because of the key used. #124
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OK.. Writing the spec for this I find out that the problem was not the one I described above but the fact that sometimes hashes were using strings and sometimes symbols. I will commit shortly the correct fix + the spec for it. |
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Great catch! |
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Symbolize keys passed to Chain#where()
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Index hash_key values were empty because of the key used. This was happening when the key used was email. I am not sure if it was because of @ or . character from the key value..