Stanisław Barzowski

@groodt thanks!

Thanks for reporting and sorry for the inconvenience. This looks like either: * a difference in how CWD is handled. * a consequence of some path being normalized as a...

Hmmm... Thanks for reporting, but it works on my machine™. Could you say more about your setup and the exact steps to reproduce?

Ah, I get it now. This will work: `jsonnet --jpath ./foobarbaz -e 'import "somefileinfoobarbaz"'` This won't: `jsonnet --jpath ./foobarbaz somefileinfoobarbaz `JSONNET_PATH` and `--jpath` are relevant for imported paths. The command...

> Thank you for the insight. I have checked the -e 'import "somefileinfoobarbaz"' and I see the --jpath/-J works well, but all paths are tried, not the right-most as claimed...

We can also consider writing some property tests. E.g. checking that for all `x`, `std.abs(std.parseJson(std.format('%.3f, [x])) - x) < 0.001`.

Thanks for providing your perspective. It's always useful to get feedback about how the functionality is actually used. First let me clarify that **deprecate != remove**. For now I just...

Yep. Jsonnet formats the output as JSON by default. The function manifestYamlDoc returns a string, so the output is formatted as JSON string which contains your YAML. When you pass...

 That said, we should probably document `-S` option in reference and/or tutorial. It is described in https://jsonnet.org/articles/output-formats.html, but it's so important that we should mention it in other places...

I think we can still document it better. This is a pretty basic feature and should be mentioned in the tutorial. Reopening.