Handling Array.String in Flow Designer

[NicholasC137604]

I am attempting to create an Action with a scripted Step that takes in a String input[ from a list collector], and return two string arrays [Array.String] as output. I have create a script to achieve this and set the output equal to what I want. However, whenever I run the action I finding that the Array.String outputs never populate. Does anyone know how to properly populate output variables of [Array.String]? in a script. here is the current logic that I am using.

(function execute(inputs, outputs) {
    var primedList = inputs.mylist.split(",");
    var list1 = [];
    var list2 = [];
    for (var x = 0; x < primedList.length; x++) {
        var serverCurr = new GlideRecord('cmdb_ci_server');
        if (serverCurr.get('sys_id', primedList[x].)) {
            var mfr = serverCurr.getValue('manufacturer');
            if (mfr == 'sys_id_1_here') {
                list1.push(serverCurr.getValue('name'));
            } else if (mfr == 'sys_id_2_here') {
                list2.push(serverCurr.getValue('name'));
            }
        }
    }
    // Assign completed arrays to outputs in a single set
    outputs.list_one = list1;
    outputs.list_two = list2;
})(inputs, outputs);

When it comes time to actually trigger the flow, the output always returns as 

{"list_one":{}}

and as

{"list_two":{}}

[J Siva]

Hi @NicholasC137604 

There is a typo in your script. Please remove the dot (.) in the 7th line. The rest of the script looks good and is working as expected.

(function execute(inputs, outputs) {

    var primedList = inputs.mylist.split(",");
    var list1 = [];
    var list2 = [];
    for (var x = 0; x < primedList.length; x++) {
        var serverCurr = new GlideRecord('cmdb_ci_server');
        if (serverCurr.get('sys_id', primedList[x])) { // Removed the (.) DOT
            var mfr = serverCurr.getValue('manufacturer');
            if (mfr == 'b7e7d7d8c0a8016900a5d7f291acce5c') {
                list1.push(serverCurr.getValue('name'));
            } else if (mfr == '0e8b8e650a0a0b3b004f285ffbb1a4fc') {
                list2.push(serverCurr.getValue('name'));
            }
        }
    }
    // Assign completed arrays to outputs in a single set
    outputs.list_one = list1;
    outputs.list_two = list2;

})(inputs, outputs);

Regards,
Siva