Hi, 

currently the built-in JSON parser in Passolo has a restriction: when a string key is used more than once in the same object, only the last string is parsed and displayed as a translatable string:

{
"lattitude": {
"INVALID_LAT": "Lattitude - Version 1",
"INVALID_LAT": "Lattitude - Version 2",
"INVALID_LAT": "Lattitude - Version 3"
},
"longitude": {
"INVALID_LAT": "longitude - Version 1",
"INVALID_LAT": "longitude - Version 2",
"INVALID_LAT": "longitude - Version 3",
}
}

In that case, only two strings will be parsed: "Lattitude - Version 3" and "longitude - Version 3". This is happening because Passolo is parsing only the last occurence of each key. Also, even if my strings under "longitude" use the same string key as above, Passolo still parses one, since the key is in a different structure in the file.

The issue is that when we have large JSON files, developers can make a mistake and use the same key. This results in that string not being parsed at all.

It would be great to have Passolo display some kind of error message when a key duplicate is found in the same object structure in a JSON, so that we are sure all strings are translated. Or maye also have an option in the parser to allow duplicate keys to be parsed anyway.

Thank you,