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docs: show how to read map keys with special characters in inspect - #7152
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Go field syntax only works for identifier-like keys. Labels and network names often contain dots or hyphens, so document index-based access and a Windows quoting example. Fixesdocker#2685 Signed-off-by: Dean Chen <862469039@qq.com>
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People keep hitting template parse errors when they try things like
{{.Config.Labels.org.label-schema.name}}for label keys with dots/hyphens.Adds a short section that uses
indexfor labels (plus the Windows quoting form), and notes the same pattern works for network names.Fixes#2685