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Properly split attribute strings, even if they have sub attributes - #15
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The SDK improperly procesess both search strings and server responses for said search strings, if the original search string contains filters between '[]' and said filter contain a '.'. Example: Original search string: History[Status.Name='Done'] This will be processed as ["History[Status", "Name='Done']"]
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-Added string_utils module with the function split_attribute. - Replaced the string split on dots for the new function. - Added tests for split_attribute.
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The SDK improperly procesess both search strings and server
responses for said search strings, if the original search string
contains filters between '[]' and said filter contain a '.'.
Example:
Original search string: History[Status.Name='Done']
This will be processed as ["History[Status", "Name='Done']"]