@flyingsaceur We don't; Embedding a jq call in a shell script feels like the normal way to do it.
If we put the jq code in a file instead of inline, is there tooling that could check it, that could prove something about it?
@flyingsaceur We don't; Embedding a jq call in a shell script feels like the normal way to do it.
If we put the jq code in a file instead of inline, is there tooling that could check it, that could prove something about it?
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