Darren Schroeder
Darren Schroeder
Seems like these should work since upsert means "update if the key exists, otherwise insert the new key/value".
> so the parent's parent doesn't exist yet, right? You could be right here. Upserting within an upsert seems a little hard to reason. I'm not really sure what that...
Seems like that's the way `--flexible --no-headers` should work anyway. So, this might be a bug.
I think this is what you're looking for. ```nushell table --list | each {|r| print ($r); print (ls | first 3 | table --theme $r)} ```
Your original could be written like this. The problem with your original syntax is you're trying to use the table literal syntax in an `each` loop. I'm not sure that's...
One thing you could try is turning off shell_integration in the config.nu file. It could be getting confused if the terminal doesn't support all the ansi escapes nushell is sending,...
According to stackoverflow os error 11 is mostly related to file system/NFS issues
Could be a problem with the upstream crate not supporting this syntax. That's where I'd check first. Also, it would be good to test on the latest version of nushell...
@natcl We'd accept a PR for yaml-rust2. I started creating [one](https://github.com/nushell/nushell/pull/14986) but it's not finished. Feel free to submit another one.
I thought the CI error was because you are running ubuntu 20.04 in CI versus ubuntu latest.