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Environment: groovy-all-2.4.6
In my environment I am seeing that JsonSlurper returns LazyMap in my test
code using the groovyConsole but it returns a LazyValueMap in my compiled
java code.
I am trying to add a node to the json object and it works great in the
groovyConsole but fails in java.
This code works in the groovyConsole...
/
def slurper = new JsonSlurper()
def json = slurper.parseText( jsonTxt )
json.put("mediaHash", mediaHash)
// -- or --
json."mediaHash" = mediaHash
/
In the groovyConsole slurper.parseText() returns a LazyMap
But in Java it returns a LazyValueMap and I get the exception ... die("Not
that kind of map");
What is the correct way to add a node and why do I get different results?
Thanks
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