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I have a following key-value.
{ "hello": "HELLO", "world": "WORLD", "value": "eval: $(ref .hello) $(echo $(ref .world))" }
The intention is to render following element.
"value": "HELLO $(echo WORLD)"
However, jq-front renders this into :
jq-front
"value": "HELLO WORLD"
Because it just considers the given data as a nested command substitution. How can I define the element to get the desired string?
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Following JSON file results in the desired output.
{ "hello": "HELLO", "world": "WORLD", "value": "eval: $(ref .hello) '$(echo '$(ref .world)')'" }
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Please see also Issue #132
Add tests for Issue #142.
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Merge pull request #143 from dakusui/master-issue-142-escaping
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I have a following key-value.
The intention is to render following element.
However,
jq-front
renders this into :Because it just considers the given data as a nested command substitution.
How can I define the element to get the desired string?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: