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Right now when I use recs decollate it dumps the original object into my new records
% echo '{"field":[{"test":5},{"test":6}]}' | recs decollate -d unarray,field,temp {"temp":{"test":5},"field":[{"test":5},{"test":6}]} {"temp":{"test":6},"field":[{"test":5},{"test":6}]}
I can clean this up on my own:
% echo '{"field":[{"test":5},{"test":6}]}' | recs decollate -d unarray,field,temp | recs xform '$r={{temp}}' {"test":5} {"test":6}
But it'd be nice to not have to (since there is presumably wasted work)
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Mentioned on irc, one way to do this is like so:
% echo '{"field":[{"test":5},{"test":6}]}' | recs xform '$r = {{field}}' {"test":5} {"test":6}
Though I agree that it would be nice for decollate to have an option to not include the original values
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I hadn't realized xform was clever like that, thank you!
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Right now when I use recs decollate it dumps the original object into my new records
I can clean this up on my own:
But it'd be nice to not have to (since there is presumably wasted work)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: