Make Record Subscriptable #39
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Previously the `record` that was passed was subscriptable as it was a simple dictionary. This mechanism means that I am still able to do `record['data']` thereby maintaining backwards compatibility.
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PR awslabs#39: Make record objects subscriptable for backwards compatibility.
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PR #39: Make record objects subscriptable for backwards compatibility.
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Previously the
recordthat was passed was subscriptable as it was a simple dictionary. This mechanism means that I am still able to dorecord['data']thereby maintaining backwards compatibility.