THIS IS A TEST INSTANCE. ALL YOUR CHANGES WILL BE LOST!!!!
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- 1. If field names do not contain dots (.), then only use dots to represent nested fields.
- 2. If field names contain dots, then:
- wrap the field name with a backtick pair (`...`) by
- adding an opening backtick at the beginning of the field name (beginning of path, or after a dot)
- adding a closing backtick at the end of the field name (end of the path, or before the next dot)
- if a field is wrapped and doesn't contain dots, is processed the same way: field name within the wrapping backticks is used
- wrap the field name with a backtick pair (`...`) by
- 3. If field name includes backticks, then:
- if the backticks are in a wrapping position (opening or closing a field name), then need to be escaped with backslash
- Backslashes (/\) do not need to be escaped. If backslash happen to be part of the field name and before a backtick to be escaped, then add another backslash.
- else, backticks do not require escape
- if the backticks are in a wrapping position (opening or closing a field name), then need to be escaped with backslash
- 4. If wrapping backtick pairs are incomplete, Connect configuration must fail fast to avoid getting ambiguous paths deployed.
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