Thanks very much for that fix.
So to confirm my understanding, basically what I was doing was correct there was some mysterious reason that it wasn’t working and deleting and then putting it back exactly the same way fixed it? That seems like a nightmare debugging situation if the fix is to do exactly what you were doing already how can you understand what you are doing wrong? Just trying to get my head around how to fix stuff in the future that may not be as simple.
Thanks for the suggestion about converting the string to a generic type but surely the point of a generic type is that you can pass anything to it and it doesn’t need to be converted (or am I not understanding properly)
Thanks for the link Balamurugan. I looked at the information (which I thought confirmed what I believed, maybe I’m still wrong?) but my point was that if I am passing string data to a generic variable I shouldn’t have to convert it (as you suggested) to a generic type before assigning it to a generic variable (as it should accept any type).
Yes very good point thanks for the clarification. Although in this specific case I think the problem was slightly more mysterious (as deleting and replacing with exactly the same ‘code’ fixed the issue) but I will definitely bare that in mind going forward.
I have seen this several times where the little exclamation signs don’t refresh (and disappear) unless the value is completely removed and re-pasted. So you are not currently doing anything wrong, although at some point prior you may have been, causing the initial exclamation mark, but then for some reason fixing the issue is not enough and the value needs to be removed completely and replaced.
Therefore the fix is to delete and replace. You can wait for the platform to be fixed but if you encounter this issue try removing the value completely and replace.
