[BUGFIX] JsonPointer should not index into strings - #76
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🟢 Approval recommended
The fix is targeted, RFC-compliant, and adequately covered by regression tests.
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What changed in this PR
Prevents RFC 6901 pointers from indexing into JSON strings.
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- Rejects pointer tokens applied to strings.
- Adds regression tests for both resolution APIs.
| File | Description |
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jsonpointer.py |
Raises an exception when traversing strings. |
tests.py |
Verifies strings cannot be indexed. |
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Fixes #70
Thank you! Using your library :)