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The query string is a slash / separated path of JSON key names. Array entries can be specified using the index
My problem was that I did not understand how array entries can be specified.
I expected that square brackets should be used e.g.: key[2]/another_key and (somehow) did not think of actually using the slash to specify the array entry: key/2/another_key.
Describe the solution you'd like
A small addition in the documentation showing an example of specifying array entries to parse JSON output.
This discussion was converted from issue #4349 on February 19, 2025 13:32.
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The JSON engine documentation states:
My problem was that I did not understand how array entries can be specified.
I expected that square brackets should be used e.g.:
key[2]/another_keyand (somehow) did not think of actually using the slash to specify the array entry:key/2/another_key.Describe the solution you'd like
A small addition in the documentation showing an example of specifying array entries to parse JSON output.
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