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amelaao
New Contributor
7 years ago

JSONPath Existence Match always returns true

Hello, I am using  JSONPath Existence Match Assertion on an array and I noticed that it always evaluates to true. This is my expression and no matter which custom property I use inside the conditio...
  • Lucian's avatar
    Lucian
    7 years ago

    It looks like a bug. I also tested this on the PRO version and it is not reproducible there. 

     

    You could also use a JSONPath RegEx Match Configuration. The JSONPath Expression can stay the same. You will only have to add a regular expression like:

     

    \[.+\]

     

    Then you can set the expected results to 'true'.

     

     

    You will notice then that if the id doesn't exist the assertion will fail.

     

    Cheers!

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amelaao
New Contributor
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Lucian's avatar
Lucian
Community Hero
7 years ago

It looks like a bug. I also tested this on the PRO version and it is not reproducible there. 

 

You could also use a JSONPath RegEx Match Configuration. The JSONPath Expression can stay the same. You will only have to add a regular expression like:

 

\[.+\]

 

Then you can set the expected results to 'true'.

 

 

You will notice then that if the id doesn't exist the assertion will fail.

 

Cheers!