I like how -j fixed the stray j problem....
Today I learned that jq -Rrj is a shorter command line for doing the same as tr -d '\n'.
IIRC you don’t even need the -r flag since -j incorporates its behavior (minus newlines).
Today I learned that jq -Rrj is a shorter command line for doing the same as tr -d '\n'.
IIRC you don’t even need the -r flag since -j incorporates its behavior (minus newlines).