Hi, sorry if this has been asked for previously. It would be really useful if the JSON input field were changed to allow JSONC (JSON with comments). [image] Here is an example of JSONC: { "topic": "Optional. Can be anything", "_uib": { // Required // This is a pseudo ref, you do…

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Thanks for the reminder though that was really dealing with flow files in the end wasn't it? What I'm thinking of here is just for JSON input field. JSONC is a pretty well established format and simply allows comments to be added to JSON. That wouldn't have any impact on the running or structure o…

But it would break every node that parses the field expecting it to be JSON.

Seems my brain had got ahead of itself - I was thinking that there would be a difference between the input and the output. Rather like what happens with JSONata. So that the comments would be stripped from the input before outputting to the flow.

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Change JSON field type to allow JSONC

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dceejay 29 November 2020 15:51 2

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Change JSON field type to allow JSONC

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