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The WF engine no longer resolves escaped variables @{a\.b} to point to a state encoded with a . as a separator:
WF
@{a\.b}
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state = wf.init_state({ "a.b": 2, })
WriterState
class MyState(wf.WriterState): counterA: int = wf.field(key='counter.a', default=0) counterB: int = wf.field(key='counter.b', default=0) @wf.property(['counter\.a', 'counter\.b']) # alternative : @wf.property(['counterA', 'counterB']) def counter_sum(self) -> int: return self.counterA + self.counterB # equivalent of self['counter.a'] + self['counter.b']
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implement in #568
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it's available in release 0.8.1
FabienArcellier
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The
WF
engine no longer resolves escaped variables@{a\.b}
to point to a state encoded with a.
as a separator:WriterState
should support field mapping to handle dot notationWriterState should support field mapping to handle dot notation
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