Add dynamic depth support for node attributes. #191
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Currently, when using tree= against an object, you do not get any depth. For example with loadStatistics, you only get:
```
{
"loadStatistics": {}
}
```
Adding [*[*[*]]], you get the full object. This does not cause any trouble with strings, booleans, or numbers.
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@arangamani help me out with this, you're my only hope! |
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Add dynamic depth support for node attributes.
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You got it @stjohnjohnson! |
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I'll cut a new version later tonight. |
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Woot! Thanks! Got that new version for me? |
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Currently, when using tree= against an object, you do not get any depth. For example with loadStatistics, you only get:
Adding
[*[*[*]]], you get the full object (3 deep). This does not cause any trouble with strings, booleans, or numbers.