libyang does not detect key if it is not the first child in the data set

[EstherLerouzic]

Do you plan to support loading json data with the case where the child which is the key of a list could be present in a different place in the list than the first place ? (ref discussion #1396) for example
list foo {
key a;
leaf a {
type int;
}
leaf b {
type string;
}
}

and data:
"foo": [
{
"b": "bar",
"a": 12
},
{
"b": "toto",
"a": 10
}
}
Thanks !

[michalvasko]

Why do you think such data are not supported? I have just tried it and libyang parses these data just fine, it just reorders them after parsing so that the keys are first.

[EstherLerouzic]

Thank you for your response. I now understand that libyang properly handles this use case.
I face this issue in my python project via this package https://github.com/Telecominfraproject/oopt-gnpy-libyang that is based on probably an older version of libyang. . So this means that this issue has probably been solved since the integration of libyang in this python package ... Sorry for the question and thank you for this clarification!