[SOLVED] (v-bind?) Syntax for options when nested in v-for

[steward]

<template>
  <div class="stats-search">
      <div v-for="row in statFields"  :key="row.id">

        {{row.id}} {{row.label}} {{row.options}}  // PRINTS OK, DATA IS PRESENT

        <hr>
      <q-select
        option-value="value"
        option-label="label"
        clearable
        filled
        multiple
        v-model="targets"
        :options="{{row.options}}" <--- SYNTAX?
        :label="'...'"
        >
      </q-select>
      -->
      </div>
  </div>
</template>

---

statFields = [ {id: fd.field_id,  label: fd.label, options:fd.options}, ...]

In each statFields, options= [{"label": "Single", "value": "20" },...]


:options="{{row.options}}" <--- SYNTAX?  V-BIND (colon)
  Errors compiling template:
  invalid expression: Unexpected token { in
    {{row.options}}
  Raw expression: :options="{{row.options}}"
	
options="{{row.options}}" <--- SYNTAX? NO VBIND (colon)
  Errors compiling template:
  options="{{row.options}}": Interpolation inside attributes has been removed. Use v-bind or the colon shorthand instead. For example, instead of <div id="{{ val }}">, use <div :id="val">.
	

Hope this is clear to a guru.
I have an array of fields (v-for row) , each is a q-select.

How d I get the options into the q-select? (row.options)?

Thanks in advance.

[steward]

This did the trick:

        :options="row.options"

…and now seems blazingly obvious. Sigh.