I want to merge two JSON objects that has a common key Object A { "extensions": { "app_name": "extensions-prod" }, "plugins": { "app_name": "plugins-prod" } } Object B { "plugins": { "project_name": "plugins-prod" } } Desired output: { "plugins": {…
i have a stupid error that I can't figure out how to resolve. I need to execute a simple python command, and I'd like to keep it inline in a bash command. Basically I 'm reading a JSON string and…
I am trying to run the project given here. It is an algorithm for compiling LaTeX from a docker container. But I am struggling to execute the last command of the given steps. Follows a list of the commands I…
I am trying to make an alias to easily run Jupyter on a remote machine. To this end, I concocted this command: ssh -L 5542:localhost:5542 remote 'cd ipython && .direnv/python-3.8.10/bin/jupyter notebook --no-browser --port 5542' This works perfectly... except for one…
I am using a Bash shell on Ubuntu 22.04. When I run type -a echo, I get the following output: What I understand is that when I run a command, let's say echo "Hello Wolrd!", Bash will run the built-in…
I'm trying to use the while read command to create a comma separated table of names, routers, and IP addresses. It should then SSH through that series of routers with the router1 value, input a command, and extract the IP…
I'm looking for an elegant way to do error handling on multiple commands in a BASH script. I am controlling a thermostat in a house. I have a cron job that (after sanity checks) turns off my a/c during summer…
I have a json like this { "outer1": { "outer2": { "outer3": { "key1": "value1", "key2": "value2" } }, "outer4": { "key1": "value1", "key2": "value2" } } } I want output to be [outer1.outer2.outer3] key1 = value1 key2 = value2…
i run few commands : yii migrate and $ yii migrate/data templatedata $ php yii migration/data templatedata but all of the command that i run return the value : bash: yii: command not found // i am a beginner in…
I'm attempting to use the linux command sed to dynamically replace the value of the "branch" property. But, here is the kicker.. I'm using a bash environment variable as the value. The environment variable: export BRANCH_NAME=release/feature-branch Here is my json:…