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I currently see this running gron's master branch on a patched OpenBSD without syscall(2): ``` $ ./gron gron:./gron: undefined symbol 'syscall' ld.so: gron: lazy binding failed! Killed ``` The necessary...

jrick

Bash completions

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I see that `gron` comes with Fish shell completions. So I'd like to request Bash shell completions as well.

heitorPB

### What happened？ There are 1 security vulnerabilities found in golang.org/x/sys v0.0.0-20220412211240-33da011f77ad - [CVE-2022-29526](https://www.oscs1024.com/hd/CVE-2022-29526) ### What did I do？ Upgrade golang.org/x/sys from v0.0.0-20220412211240-33da011f77ad to 0.1.0 for vulnerability fix ### What...

dack-su

[suggestion] Support HTTP Headers

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It would help if I could add an HTTP header value to the `gron` command so that I could specify an API key. As it is, I use `curl` and...

pglezen

Adds a -H/--with-filename option ala grep, to include the filename in gron'ed output, for when processing multiple files (e.g., within find).

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I needed to grep for a JSON value across a large collection of files, and found myself doing `find . -type f -exec gron {} \; | grep whatever`, but...

RossPatterson

Inconsistency in ungron for invalid inputs

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Hi! This works (note conflicting field "a"): ``` $ printf 'json.a="STR";\njson.a=1;\n' | gron -u { "a": 1 } ``` this no: ``` $ printf 'json.a=1;\njson.a="STR";\n' | gron -u failed to...

xonixx

Root object other than "json"

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Hello. I have a minor feature suggestion. I'd like to have a `-v/--var` option that sets the name of the root output variable: ``` echo '[1,2]' | gron -v 'a'...

bowman

The bug is when merging 2 numbers from 2 gron files / lines. Try this: ``` echo -e "json.a=1;\njson.a=2;" | gron -u ``` You will fail with: ``` failed to...

davidpelfree

 Removal of ANSI escape codes was discussed in #47, as these cause parse errors. I'd like to highlight one area where they're very useful - when using coloured output...

stellarpower

ungron is slow and leaky

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I'm using the following Ruby script named _bintreefeed.rb_ as data generator: ```ruby #!/usr/bin/env ruby Integer($*.shift).then { |n| (0...(1 > i) & 1 }.then { |a| p([a, "x"]) } } }...

csabahenk