fix: Using the lodash set function was causing an error when the path ended in a number.#126
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fix: Using the lodash set function was causing an error when the path ended in a number.#126andydmort wants to merge 1 commit intojarvelov:masterfrom
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ended in a number. This is because the previous specified object in the path was set as an array. Using the lodash setWith function allows specifying everything to be set as an object.
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fixes #125 |
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Using the lodash set function was causing an error when the path
ended in a number. This is because the previous specified object in the path was set as an array. The lodash setWith function allows specifying everything to be set as an object.