[Antoliny0919]

Summary

In pick, when using dot notation, a literal key matching the dot-notation path takes priority, as documented.

However, there is a bug where the literal key is ignored when its value is undefined.

Reproduce

import { pick as loPick } from 'lodash';
import { pick as esCompatPick } from './src/compat/object/pick';

const pickObj = { 'a.b': undefined, a: { b: 99 } };

console.log(loPick(pickObj, 'a.b')); // { 'a.b': undefined }
console.log(esCompatPick(pickObj, 'a.b')); // { 'a.b': 99 }

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Project	Deployment	Actions	Updated (UTC)
es-toolkit	Ready	Preview, Comment	Jun 23, 2026 5:08am

[raon0211]

Looking at the code, I think there's probably a bug in get too (since in pick we set the value we got from get), so we should fix that as well.

[Antoliny0919]

Looking at the code, I think there's probably a bug in get too (since in pick we set the value we got from get), so we should fix that as well.

Thanks for pointing that out! I'll take a look over the weekend 👍

[raon0211]

Thanks!