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Describe the bug map_values doesn't work if the "from" value is an integer
map_values
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Debian GNU/Linux 11
2.28.0
echo '{"severity":2}' >> /tmp/example
Expected behavior In Logs Explorer I expect to see the log: {"severity":2, "severityTest":"WARNING"}
{"severity":2, "severityTest":"WARNING"}
Instead I see: {"severity":2, "severityTest":2}
{"severity":2, "severityTest":2}
Additional information I have tried version 1.22.0 as well and had the same result, I have also tried double-quoted and no-quoted map_values keys.
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Describe the bug
map_values
doesn't work if the "from" value is an integerTo Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Debian GNU/Linux 11
2.28.0
following the steps hereecho '{"severity":2}' >> /tmp/example
Expected behavior
In Logs Explorer I expect to see the log:
{"severity":2, "severityTest":"WARNING"}
Instead I see:
{"severity":2, "severityTest":2}
Additional information
I have tried version 1.22.0 as well and had the same result, I have also tried double-quoted and no-quoted
map_values
keys.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: