Setting variables array with set variable module - superfluous characters

[td]

I am trying to set a variable with an array from a text parser, and I am very close to getting it, but the last item in the array has a semicolon on it, which is not part of the input data to the text parser. This is causing the next step to fail (upsert a record into Airtable with an array of pre-defined access tags).
Where is this semicolon coming from and how to get rid of it?

Splitting the array in the module like this:

Output from the text parser:

Text parser is configured like this:

[samliew]

The issue is the semicolon in the split function.

Please re-type that semicolon.

[td]

Thanks for that suggestion @samliew .
It removed the semicolon but now the split function only spits out the first item, and the Airtable module still fails.

[samliew]

@td

It removed the semicolon but now the split function only spits out the first item, and the Airtable module still fails.

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[td]

Thanks for this suggestion @samliew. The problem was that I put a space after the comma, in my split function. I removed the space, and the module is splitting the string properly now.

[vendy]

Hey there @td

Thanks a lot for updating us on the issue!

Keep up the good work