Is Document Generation API fully compliant with JSONata?

Question

I am able to do something with the JSONata 'try' editor which gets nothing rendered when I move the same code to MS Word.
 
For example, this query--> $.foo.suggestions.suggestion results in the array I need, "["Hello","Hollow","world"]".  I alos noted that "foo.suggestions.suggestion" without the prefix notation works.
 
But when I add to MS Word using a repeating set like so, no results.
 
{% repeating-section foo %}
• {{ suggestions.suggestion }} 
{% end-section %}
 
Welcome any insights.

Raymond Camden · Accepted Answer

If I read this right, flaggedTokens is an array of arrays. I see your repeating over it above, but I do not see you repeating over the sections inside - have you tried that?

It's working for me. Here was my source JSON:

{
	"flaggedTokens": [
		{
			"suggestions": [
				{
					"score": 0.9156124677361996,
					"suggestion": "Hello"
				},
				{
					"score": 0.7855285220164744,
					"suggestion": "Hollow"
				}
			],
			"offset": 0,
			"type": "UnknownToken",
			"token": "Hollo"
		},
		{
			"suggestions": [
				{
					"score": 0.9156124677361996,
					"suggestion": "world"
				}
			],
			"offset": 7,
			"type": "UnknownToken",
			"token": "wrld"
		}
	]
}

And then I used this in Word:

And got this result:

Raymond Camden · Answer

So first - note that while Document Generation uses JSONata, it is not 100% compliant. Can you tell me how foo is defined? Maybe share your JSON?

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