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In the first line of the following code, implicitly I create a dictionary with some subkeys. In the second line I assign this dictionary to another one.
${testdict1.subKey1.subKey2} : 1,
"testdict2" : ${testdict1}
The outcome is like expected:
{'testdict1': {'subKey1': {'subKey2': 1}},
'testdict2': {'subKey1': {'subKey2': 1}}}
I extend the code by a third line in which I recreate the entire testdict1:
${testdict1.subKey1.subKey2} : 1,
"testdict2" : ${testdict1},
${testdict1.subKey1.subKey2} : 2
Result:
Error: 'The variable '${testdict1}' is not available!'!
Astonishing. Why is the variable '${testdict1}' not available any more?
Expected is:
{'testdict1': {'subKey1': {'subKey2': 2}},
'testdict2': {'subKey1': {'subKey2': 1}}}
I cross checked with pure Python. This works:
testdict1 = {"A" : {"B" : {"C" : 1}}}
testdict2 = testdict1
testdict1 = {"A" : {"B" : {"C" : 2}}}
C of testdict1 has new value 2.
C of testdict2 still has initial value 1.
I think in JsonPreprocessor such assignments should work in the same way as in pure Python.
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