If you are going to invoke jq using -f template. jq , then each of the $-variables in template. jq will have to be set separately on the command-line, one by one. In your case, this does not look like a very happy option. If you are stuck with template. jq as it is, then it will be hard slogging, though there are alternatives besides setting the $-variables on the command line.
Hello, I manage do it now , but I get this output though: jq : error : deposit/0 is not defined at , line 1: .[] | select (.name==deposit-solutions) | .id jq : error : solutions/0 is not defined at , line 1: .[] | select (.name==deposit-solutions) | .id jq : 2 compile errors Any ideas? –.
5/20/2016 · While developing some shell tools I decided to try jq which seemed to work beautifully until I tried $ jq ‘.devDependencies.ember-cli’ package.json jq : error : cli/0 is not defined at -level>, line 1: .devDependencies.ember-cli jq : 1 compile error, 2/11/2015 · You have fallen in the main trap in jq : the comma IS NOT an arguments separator in function calls. Allways use the semi-colon! ?? 24 ? 3 ?? 5, Error : failed to execute jq : jq : error : configuration/0 is not defined at -level>, line 1: ../configuration/envs.json jq : error : envs/0 is not defined at -level>, line 1: ../configuration/envs.json jq : 2 compile errors on variables.tf line 30, in data external example: 30: data external example {, 9/7/2015 · It’s not posible to parse { app-code: 123456 } string due to – character. PoC code under Linux: $ jq –version jq -1.5 $ cat data.json { app-code: 1234567890 } $ cat data.json | jq .app-code jq : error : code/0 is not defined at
