Possible Bug in Arrays / Objects inside Macros

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1

I have this input:

{%- set value = ['"key"','"value"'] %}
{%- set values = {'"key"':'"value"'} %}
{{ value }}
{{ values }}

and this is the output:

["key", "value"] {"key"="value"}

2

Hey @igcorreia

Could you possibly ellaborate on the potential bug?

What output are you expecting?

3

Sure, this is my Macro:

{%- set macros = true %}
{%- macro demo(param, type) %}
{% set value = ['"key"','"value"'] %}
{% set values = {'"key"':'"value"'} %}
{{ value }}
{{ values }}
{%- endmacro %}

if you notice my second result:

{"key"="value"} _______|
You can notice an equal (=), I don’t think it is supposed to be there, is it?

That is bug number 1, bug number 2 is this one:
This code does not work:

{%- set macros = true %}
{%- macro demo() %}
{‌% set dict_var = {'name': 'Cool Product', 'price': '$20', 'size':'XL'} %} 
{‌% for key, val in dict_var.items() %}
 {‌{ key }}: {‌{ val }}<br>
{‌% endfor %}
{%- endmacro %}

Hope this helps.

4

In your first issue I’m assuming you’re trying to access the value from the key?

To do this you need to tell the hubl to output that key’s value like so:

{% macro demo(param, type) %}
	{% set value = ['"key"','"value"'] %}
	{% set values = {'theKey':'the value'} %}
 {{ values.theKey }}
{% endmacro %}

{{ demo() }}

EDIT:

Also when defining the key, you do not need quotes. If you must single quotes work.

{% set values = {'theKey':'the value'} %}

or

{% set values = {theKey:'the value'} %}