FIX: property assignment in different file #420
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Fixes a bug where if a property is assigned via the pattern, e.g., `load.a1.bus1 = some_bus` in a file that is different from the one where `load.a1` was defined, the assignment would fail. Closes #397
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+ Coverage 71.46% 71.67% +0.20%
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Files 60 60
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+ Hits 10859 10890 +31
+ Misses 4335 4303 -32
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Fixes a bug where if a property is assigned via the pattern, e.g.,
load.a1.bus1 = some_busin a file that is different from the one where
load.a1was defined, the assignment would fail.Closes #397