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"Easier" is subjective. For simple use-cases, zq is harder to understand than jq. I also have never seen jq as a performance bottleneck. jq is stable, I have
by 29athrowaway 5y ago
"Easier" is subjective. For simple use-cases, zq is harder to understand than jq.
I also have never seen jq as a performance bottleneck.
jq is stable, I have never encountered a bug with it and I have never seen it getting stuck after years of usage. It is dependable and practical.
jq has helped me put out countless fires throughout my career. I should donate to it one day.