filter_lua: support nil_str to replace null value by nil_str string #7799
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#7708
In Lua, nil value is a special value to delete key/value pair from associative array.
https://www.lua.org/pil/2.5.html
It means the key/value will be removed from record if its value is null.
e.g. If record is
{"aaa":null, "bbb":"cccc"}
,"aaa":null
will be removed in Lua.This patch is to add
nil_str
property to prevent it.Default value is NULL to keep backward compatibility.
nil_str
nil_str
if set when record is converted from msgpack to Lua value.nil_str
when record is converted from Lua value to msgpack.Enter
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"aaa":null
is not removed bynil_str
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