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I'm not disagree with you, but in this case all stored in custom dotfiles, as functions, easy to use IMHO than a custom Python script. But I use a lot JQ, so i
by eloycoto 6y ago
I'm not disagree with you, but in this case all stored in custom dotfiles, as functions, easy to use IMHO than a custom Python script.
But I use a lot JQ, so it's super easy for me ;-)
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