Riccardo Coccioli

@tidwall Got it, thanks for the explanation. I was also surprised that escaping other characters has no effects. For example `#(\a\!\=e>15)#` does work too.

@lammel thanks, I had actually read the paragraph of the documentation that you linked above, but because it's right underneath the `Wildcards` section and it mentions the same specific characters,...

I did play a bit with I think it might not be possible, but is an interesting case in my opinion. Given that with `{"movie":[fav\.movie],"friend":friends.#.first}.@group` is possible to get (indentation...

One way to almost do it would be to create a new object with the results from both queries: ``` [friends.#(last=="Murphy")#,friends.#(first=="Dale")#].@flatten ``` The problem here is that it has duplicated...

The reason why `friends.#.nets` doesn't work is that `friends` is an object and not an array. You can achieve the result you want with the query: ``` friends.@values.#.nets|@flatten ``` that...

This should work: `[APIResponse.APIResult.items].@flatten.#.item|@flatten`

I'm affected too by this bug, and it seems that it doesn't capture INFO log messages. Here is a minimal repro setup I've come up with: ### repro.py ``` import...

@bluetech my actual software doesn't initialize the logger as is, this was the minimal setup I came up as a repro. The actual code sets various handlers to the root...

@bluetech just FYI I've updated my previous repro example moving the call to `basicConfig` and it still repro the issue. I've no problem in my specific case to set `log_level`...

@jendrikseipp FYI this is happening to me too. In my case the variables are used only in a `format()` call using `self`. So something like: ```python SOME_TEMPLATE = """...{s.foo}...{s.bar}...""" @dataclass...