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Support case sensitive keys #34

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@kwin kwin commented Sep 10, 2024

Use different method for escaping JCR names preserving the casing This closes #31

Use different method for escaping JCR names preserving the casing
This closes orbinson#31
Passing in one parameter with comma-separation does not work as the
key's themselves might contains a comma (which would require additional
escaping)

As AEM does not allow to use a different parameter name than "item" with
its UriTemplate, use that parameter also in the label servlets.
@kwin kwin force-pushed the bugfix/support-case-sensitive-keys branch from 8df1afd to ef27d9f Compare September 12, 2024 17:13
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@kwin kwin marked this pull request as ready for review September 12, 2024 17:21
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kwin commented Sep 13, 2024

Any chance for having a release with this PR soon? Thanks a lot in advance.

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royteeuwen commented Sep 13, 2024

Of course! you mentioned in the issue that you had to do some rework because of an edge case, didn't know you were ready with it ;).

I have one more fix that I need to do myself + the PR that I have open and I'll create a release, I'll see if I can get that done this weekend

@royteeuwen royteeuwen merged commit b2d148c into orbinson:main Sep 13, 2024
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