it is
{
"beta": {
"version": "0.9.0-beta2",
"build_id": "20211019-142857/0.9.0-beta2-gc6f3536"
}
}
3 times so the code i am using now will work
Normally yes, but in this case it was just a simple json response which only contained the word once 
Personally I'd prefer to be confirming the key "beta".... But it's not a major thing...
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Seems you're already sorted but it looks like you are having a (Lazy)Map , so containsKey is available
Map response = [ "stable": "data", "beta123": "some more"]
assert response.containsKey("stable") //key stable exists
assert !response.containsKey("beta") //key beta does not exists
assert response.keySet().any { key -> key =~ "^beta.*"} //key starting with beta exists
assert !response.keySet().any { key -> key =~ "^test.*"} //key starting with test does not exists
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Oh that's interesting! Thanks for the tip!
