Dave Cunningham

Do you have a lot of keys in your YAML? Do the keys have a lot of characters?

I was able to do this: `jsonnet -m . -S -e "{a: 'a', b: 'b'}"` with no issue. Which jsonnet implementation are you referring to?

Can't you make them non-hidden? Merge Patch doesn't have a concept of hidden fields because it's a JSON standard.

Can you use the language's mixin support instead of std.mergePatch?

you could write a wrapper that imports the json and uses it to build an object that will mix together nicely

After I've done the current release (hopefully today) let's move forward on regex support in both impls for the next release.

Yes I think we can break compatibility for newly introduced library functions at this point.

The optimisations that replace std functions with their native equivalents need to be aware that std has been redefined, which shouldn't be too hard to implement.

This can go in std.jsonnet presumably?

Use the go-jsonnet version, it's better and will avoid such issues. I think the package is called gojsonnet On Sat, 10 Jun 2023, 00:27 Derrick Zhou, ***@***.***> wrote: > Hello...