I’m parsing a json from an output that a ASK AI node genrated.
The json reader is then looking for a nested key (lead_assessment.lead), but fails and says that it is a dictionary:
e[31m JSON Reader Failed!
Cannot access ‘"lead_assessment’ in ‘“lead_assessment.lead”’. Current object is dicte[0m
As far as I can tell, even for the failed runs, the json does contain the correct keys.
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Hey @SimonSays – This is because of the quotation marks around the Key, the node takes it literally. Once you remove that it should work as expected. Eg: https://www.gumloop.com/pipeline?workbook_id=nt5bccYix8jB5L8vPASfgZ&run_id=nSVoh8WXuCNHxrvZwEfJTH
Can you please elaborate? Isn’t the quotation marks needed for keys and values for a json. Also, the example you gave me also has quotation marks. I feel like I’m missing something.
Thanks,
Oh, that makes sense. Thanks so much for your help.
No problem! 
