Patch jsn:delete to delete objects at end of path #43
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Resolves #42. **Problem** when calling `jsn:delete/2` on a path to an object where the value is itself an object, `jsn` doesn't delete the object due to incorrect guards in the handling of deletion for nested paths: the guard does not work when there *isn't* a nested path element to walk into, leaving the leaf object. **Solution** Fix the guard and update the tests.
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Mar 29, 2022
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Resolves #42.
Problem
when calling
jsn:delete/2on a path to an object where the value is itself an object,jsndoesn't delete the object due to incorrect guards in the handling of deletion for nested paths: the guard does not work when there isn't a nested path element to walk into, leaving the leaf object.Solution
Fix the guard and update the tests.