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@nicowilliams - Since the discussion here has touched on JSON schemas, I'd like to mention the "JSON Extended Structural Schema language" ([JESS)](https://bitbucket.org/pkoppstein/jess), which now has some (jq) tools to go...

@leonid-s-usov - Your most recent posting includes a copy of my previous posting, so let me give an example that stems from Point 7 of my updated post. Suppose one...

> OK, so we are talking runtime here. @leonid-s-usov - I don't see why static type analysis could not benefit the jq programmer as much as with other languages. E.g.,...

The listing at https://snapcraft.io/store?q=Jq shows seven snap packages for jq, with 5 different authors. One package is highlighted as being authored by “Canonical”. Have attempts been made to contact the...

@joallard - Sometimes you just have to believe what the error message says. In fact, @csv can only be used validly when the input is an array of scalars (in...

@itchyny asked: > Any objection on changing the behavior in 1.8 This is a major breaking change and it has been my understanding for some years that such changes would...

In the interests of making some progress on this feature, which in some way or another has been discussed since at least [March 2017](https://github.com/jqlang/jq/issues/1361#issuecomment-284206217), I'd like to propose that --sandbox...

> Any example ... As it happens, I was just working on [`def kruskal`](https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Selection_bias_in_clinical_sciences#jq) which requires converting a (strictly) boolean array to an array of 0s and 1s. I would...

@wader wrote: > It would also be great with input from other jq maintainers The jq authors and maintainers seem to be in pretty close agreement that new command-line options...

1. Please read the jq documentation for @csv, the input of which must be a flat array. 2. Consider this variant of your first try: echo '"1,2,3"' | jq -r...