jeqpb (jeqpb) asked a question.
Is there a way to merge the two objects without Okta considering the "profile" key as a duplicate, and therefore deleting it?
Hi all!
I'm trying to merge two objects. They are as below:
- 1st object
{"profile":{"employeeStatus":"Cadre-Regular"}}
- 2nd object
{"profile":{"login":"john.doe@g-ushin.com","email":"john.doe@g-ushin.com"}}
When I'm using the "Merge" function, the result is:
{"profile":{"employeeStatus":"Cadre-Regular"}}
I believe that this is because "profile" is in both object.
Is there a way to merge the two objects without Okta considering the "profile" key as a duplicate, and therefore deleting it?
Thanks,
Hello @jeqpb (jeqpb) Thank you for reacting out to our Community!
Only way I can see is using 2 separate get objects at the path profile. This gives two separate objects. Then use merge on the two new objects and an object construct with the key profile.
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