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When having slashes in keys, for each such key the form will have "No applicable renderer found".
Furthermore, when having dots in keys, there is some silent buggy behaviour so that the schema is parsed somehow incorrectly and I cant initialize data.
My current workaround is escaping both slashes and dots to make the form work correctly, and then unescape the keys in the resulting data.
Expected behavior
I expect that any string should be allowed as a key without issues.
The keys we use are Handle PIDs, looking like "21.T11148/dcd4e99d26a00b8132f8"
slashes in property names should work with the 3.0 prereleases as we fixed their behavior with #1834. Dots are not yet fixed as it requires more architectural changes. We planned this in for after the 3.0 release. This is tracked with #1849 and this is a draft pr for that #1831
As the reported issues are either already solved or at least already tracked I'll close this issue.
Describe the bug
When having slashes in keys, for each such key the form will have "No applicable renderer found".
Furthermore, when having dots in keys, there is some silent buggy behaviour so that the schema is parsed somehow incorrectly and I cant initialize data.
My current workaround is escaping both slashes and dots to make the form work correctly, and then unescape the keys in the resulting data.
Expected behavior
I expect that any string should be allowed as a key without issues.
The keys we use are Handle PIDs, looking like "21.T11148/dcd4e99d26a00b8132f8"
Steps to reproduce the issue
Initialize this component:
=> wont render
Remove slashes => will render, will not initialize with
"test"
Remove dots => will render and initialize correctly
Screenshots
No response
In which browser are you experiencing the issue?
Firefox 99.0
Framework
React
RendererSet
Material
Additional context
No response
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