Fixed incorrect result for obj.Value().MSI() getter#65
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I will also try and work on a better solution for the type_specific_codegen.go file |
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I opened #70. You might want to look into this |
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When an object is created as obj := objx.Map{...}
calling obj.Value().MSI() returns an empty map. It should return the object itself as map[string]interface{} instead