CelParseError: Given string is not a valid CEL expression: Redundant input, expecting EOF but found: m

[jacobshirley]

Got a very strange error when running this:

evaluate('form.field == "admin"', { form: { field: 'admin' } })

Output:

CelParseError: Given string is not a valid CEL expression: Redundant input, expecting EOF but found: m

However, this below works fine (note the missing 'r')

evaluate('fom.field == "admin"', { fom: { field: 'admin' } })

This makes me think it's trying to interpret for as some kind of cel syntax.

[Jastrzebowski]

Hey @jacobshirley, your intuition was correct. for is among the ReservedIdentifiers and, as such, is wrongly found in the identifier. I have a fix, but it still breaks on an edge case. I should have a PR on Monday.

[ChromeGG]

Nice, thanks for reporting the bug and providing the fix. Already released 🙌

[jacobshirley]

Amazing, thanks for the quick fix!