Thayne McCombs

There is not. If you have a schema available, then https://github.com/hashicorp/hcl/tree/main/cmd/hcldec might be more useful than hcl2json.

This is more difficult, since without knowing the schema for the data, it isn't possible to definitively know how to convert to hcl (for example, should `var3` be an attribute...

doh. I finally came back to this, and forgot there was already a PR, so I made another one. Although, I did realize that "%%{" also needs to be escaped....

With the `-i` flag it runs for a little bit and then just hangs. I think it had a similar error on the console.

it seems like cl-coveralls (or really sb-cover) has trouble identifying coverage of inlined functions, or something.

Given that jonathan uses proc-parse, and proc-parse currently only works on vectors, not streams I think there are three ways to add support for parsing from streams: 1. Add support...

Right, I forgot to mention that it only works with character streams, and octets t overrides it. Actually, I just thought of a way to add support for octet streams...

Hmmm, I need to update compile-encoder and the compiler macro as well.

I played around with it for a while, but eventually realized that the evals execute the code in a null lexical environment, which makes it difficult to capture the output...

No, because I need the AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and AWS_SECEET_ACCESS_KEY for the aws provider, but I want to use the ec2 instance credentials for the s3 backend.