Azure Logic Apps: How to Handle Conditional Branches with Nested JSON Objects?
I've been researching this but I can't seem to get I'm maintaining legacy code that I'm testing a new approach and I'm working with Azure Logic Apps to process incoming JSON data and I need to implement a conditional branch based on the values of nested JSON objects. The JSON structure I am dealing with looks like this: ```json { "user": { "id": 123, "preferences": { "newsletter": true, "notifications": {"email": false, "sms": true} } } } ``` My goal is to create a condition that checks if `user.preferences.notifications.email` is `false` and then execute a specific action if the condition is met. I attempted to set up the condition using the built-in Logic Apps condition action, but I encountered an issue where the condition seems to always evaluate to `true`, regardless of the input JSON. In my Logic App, I set up the condition like this: ```json "@equals(triggerBody()?['user']?['preferences']?['notifications']?['email'], false)" ``` However, when I test this with the above JSON input, it still enters the 'true' path. I've also tried checking the raw output of the trigger and the condition evaluation, but the expressions always evaluate to `true`. I verified that the JSON structure is indeed consistent with what I provided. To troubleshoot, I even logged the entire incoming JSON to Azure Application Insights, and it confirms that `user.preferences.notifications.email` is indeed `false`. I thought about using the `@not()` function as a workaround, but that feels like a hack rather than a proper solution. Has anyone faced a similar issue with conditional checks in Azure Logic Apps, or can you suggest a better way to handle conditions with nested JSON? Any insights on best practices for working with nested data would be greatly appreciated. Is there a better approach? I recently upgraded to Json latest. I'd really appreciate any guidance on this. My development environment is Debian. Am I approaching this the right way? I'm coming from a different tech stack and learning Json. I appreciate any insights! I'm working in a Debian environment.