Issue Summary

Using a smart value {{object.Name}} within a automation rules, always returns value from label attribute for the object.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create a new ObjectType, by default 'Name' would be label attribute 

   Name	Type	Type Value
   Key	Default	Text
   Name (label)	Default	Text
   Created	Default	Date time
   Updated	Default	Date time

1. Create a new 'Text' type attribute, let call it 'Tag'
2. Make new 'Tag' as label attribute

   Name	Type	Type Value
   Key	Default	Text
   Name	Default	Text
   Created	Default	Date time
   Updated	Default	Date time
   Tag (label)	Default	Text

1. Create a object with where both Name and Tag has different values

   Attribute Name	Value
   Name	Mac 1
   Tag	Office

1. Create a automation rule using lookupObject to find the object created in step#4 
2. Use a log action to write the smart value {{object.Name}} 

Expected Results

• {{object.Name}} should print value from Name attribute, in example it should be 'Mac 1'

Actual Results

• {{object.Name}} is printing value from Tag attribute (which is label), in example it is returning 'Office'

Workaround

Change the 'Name' attribute to anything else, for example 'Names' or 'Appliance Name'. 

OR

• Add a Send Web Request action with the AQL API.
• Use the following smart value to retrieve the attribute value

  {{#webresponse.body.values}} 
      {{#attributes}}
          {{#if(equals(objectTypeAttributeId, "99"))}}       
              Name: {{objectAttributeValues.value}}
         {{/}}
      {{/}}
  {{/}}
  

Replace "99" with the attribute ID related to the Name attribute in the object type.