Allow "/" in non-JSON-pointer identifiers #23
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This allows for the "/" character in identifiers in the non-JSON-pointer use case. Given a map
"foo/bar" = "hello"for example, the following boolean expression is now valid:foo/bar == hello. We use "/" heavily in Waypoint as a namespacing tool for labels so we'd like this.The only concern I had was any interaction with JSON pointer, since that uses
/as a separator. But we key JSON pointer based on if the identifier starts with/, and JSON pointer provides its own mechanism to escape/, so its unaffected.