Fix for double-JSON-encoding of table generation contexts (#77) - #78
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Looks good, thanks for the analysis!
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@theopolis Thank you for the swift response. Any chance that someone can push an updated version to PyPI so that the fix is more widely available? |
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As described in issue #77, the context information passed to a table plugin's generate() method is (a) inconveniently double-encoded and (b) inconsistent in its data type (since it can either be a double-encoded string or an empty dictionary). This PR fixes this to always pass a dictionary, which will contain the unpacked context information if it was provided in the call.