Enabling testing for a pointer that references a nonexistent value ex… - #41
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…plicitly being null
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src/test/resources/jsonpatch/test.json
| "expected": 1.00 | ||
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| } No newline at end of file |
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this newline is very important for windows 98 json parsers
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We are trying to write a JSON Patch test operation that asserts the value at a path is not set.
Per the "Error Handling" section of the RFC on JSON Pointers:
A JSON Patch test operation can only test that evaluating a JSON pointer results in a specified value. I would like to consider that processing a JSON Pointer for the application of a JSON Patch test operation would evaluate a nonexistent value as null, at least when comparing to null.