Pavel Andreev

The same for me

Any progress on this?

Sometimes (while data is loading) for complex data structures it could be null or undefined. It would be nice if it will be considered as [] inside vue-select. @sagalbot

@sebastienros Is it "by design", or it is a bug? Please advise.

@sebastienros Brackets somehow missed from the template here, of course there are double-brackets in the template. Sorry for confusion. The full version of the template looks like: ``` var template...

For your convinience: ``` public string ProcessTemplate(string templateContent, object substitutionObject) { if (Parser.TryParse(templateContent, out var template, out var error)) { var options = new TemplateOptions { MemberAccessStrategy = { IgnoreCasing...

UPDATE. I additionally added a couple of tests using anonymous and a typed object instead of Dictionary - same result. Then, I tried all the tests with adding the following...

@sebastienros `Can you try to pass a dictionary that is initialized with a StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase?` Sorry, what do you mean? Could you please elaborate. Actually, I would be happy to pass...

Oh, a test with `StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase` passes. Unfortunately, in a real code, Dictionary is coming from JSON a result of deserialization. For my case, I think I can tune-up a deserializer...

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