I have the following JSON generated from a command. The JSON is composed of objects where the key is a random string, and I want to access data in each of those objects. Any thoughts on how to do that, without knowing the value of the key for each object?

We can merge two objects recursively with * operator. For example like this: jq '.[0] * .[1]' -s a.json b.json. The only problem (I realized) with it is it doesn’t merge the arrays. But some guys did it.

We can merge two objects recursively with * operator. For example like this: jq '.[0] * .[1]' -s a.json b.json. The only problem (I realized) with it is it doesn’t merge the arrays. But some guys did it.

I’m trying to run a jq query with multiple conditions, where the fields in the condition are in different parts of the JSON. The second condition isn’t narrowing things down, and I need help figuring out why. The JSON is below.

I’m trying to run a jq query with multiple conditions, where the fields in the condition are in different parts of the JSON. The second condition isn’t narrowing things down, and I need help figuring out why. The JSON is below.

I’m trying to run a jq query with multiple conditions, where the fields in the condition are in different parts of the JSON. The second condition isn’t narrowing things down, and I need help figuring out why. The JSON is below.

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I have this JSON file json1.json:

I have a json like this:

I have a json like this: