Fix BROOKLYN-271: ConfigKey card shows object hashCode of default values. #68
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Note for other reviewers - seem comments in BROOKLYN-271 before merging. |
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@sjcorbett thanks for your message. Yes, probably this PR will be closed soon |
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Taking in account the comments in BROOKLYN-271 issue, this PR is replaced but two different PRs: |
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Fixing BROOKLYN-271
Avoiding object references in catalog ConfigKey cards, for example:
Last picture shows that default value of
softwareProcess.lifecycleTasksconfig key does not contain the object hashcode@XXXXX.