Add the ability to specify collection values inline #28
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This adds a new selector type that uses `[a, b]` syntax to specify values in-line as a collection rather than via a path to an object. This can be used for circumstances such as `"/userinfo/email" in ["[email protected]", "[email protected]"]` The values specified are StringLiterals so must be quoted but normal coalescing rules should apply.
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This adds a new selector type that uses
[a, b]syntax to specify values in-line as a collection rather than via a path to an object. This can be used for circumstances such as"/userinfo/email" in ["[email protected]", "[email protected]"]The values specified are StringLiterals so must be quoted but normal coalescing rules should apply.