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fix: dictionary key access in nested #each with mixed Dict/List data (issue #466) - #626
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…ssor (issue #466) DictionaryMemberAccessor previously used the lowercase variant of the key name for all IDictionary lookups, causing camelCase/PascalCase keys (e.g. "emailAddress") to go unresolved when used inside a nested #each over a List<Dictionary<object,object>>. Fix tries TrimmedValue (original case) first, then falls back to LowerInvariant for backward compatibility. Fixes#466 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
emailAddress) were inaccessible when used inside a nested{{#each}}over aList<Dictionary<object,object>>DictionaryMemberAccessor.TryGetValuealways looked up keys using their lowercase form (LowerInvariant), which failed case-sensitively against dictionaries that store mixed-case keysTrimmedValue(original case) first; fall back toLowerInvariantfor backward compatibilityTest plan
Issue466_NestedEachWithMixedDictionaryAndListtoIssueTests.cs— confirmed it fails before the fix and passes after🤖 Generated with Claude Code