Fix json output when a node with attributes has the same key several times#245
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Some XML nodes have the same key multiple times. If the sub node have attributes, only the last key is keeped.
I adapted the code that managed nodes without attributes to manage those with.
The event "Microsoft-Windows-CertificateServicesClient-Lifecycle-System/Operational 1007" with the "EKU" node show the case.
Before the fix
{ [...] "UserData": { "CertNotificationData": { "#attributes": { "ProcessName": "PowerShell.exe", "AccountName": "LAB___\\Administrator", "Context": "Machine" }, "CertificateDetails": { "#attributes": { "Thumbprint": "a35fb0138078445b81b907997a719c2d55f070a8" }, "SubjectNames": { "SubjectName": "www.test.local", "SubjectName_1": "CN=test.local", "SubjectName_2": "test.local" }, "EKUs": { "EKU": { "#attributes": { "Name": "Server Authentication", "OID": "1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.1" } } }, "NotValidAfter": "2025-09-23T13:23:57Z" } } } } }After the fix:
{ [...] "UserData": { "CertNotificationData": { "#attributes": { "ProcessName": "PowerShell.exe", "AccountName": "LAB___\\Administrator", "Context": "Machine" }, "CertificateDetails": { "#attributes": { "Thumbprint": "a35fb0138078445b81b907997a719c2d55f070a8" }, "SubjectNames": { "SubjectName": "www.test.local", "SubjectName_1": "CN=test.local", "SubjectName_2": "test.local" }, "EKUs": { "EKU": { "#attributes": { "Name": "Server Authentication", "OID": "1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.1" } }, "EKU_1": { "#attributes": { "Name": "Client Authentication", "OID": "1.3.6.1.5.5.7.3.2" } } }, "NotValidAfter": "2025-09-23T13:23:57Z" } } } }