On Windows, I am trying to do an in-place edit of simple JSON files that are malformed. My files look like this, with first object duplicated. { "hello":"there" } { "hello":"there" } My goal is to have only one object,…
I'm writing to ask you help me with the following issue. The output of "timedatectl" on my Debian system is: Local time: Wed 2022-11-16 13:02:00 CET Universal time: Wed 2022-11-16 12:02:00 UTC RTC time: Wed 2022-11-16 12:02:01 Time zone: Europe/Rome…
I have a long config file which looks like: <some stuff before our example> 'Realtime' => [ 'foo' => 'bar', 'enabled' => true, 'lorem' => 'ipsum' ], <some stuff after our example> The above is a large config php file…
I have a file that contains somehting like this: [project] name = "sinntelligence" version = "1.1.dev12" dependencies = [ "opencv-python", "matplotlib", "PySide6", "numpy", "numba" ] Now I want to find the "version" string and increment the last number after "dev".…
I am trying to replace a string in the config file. I would like to run something like this: OS (docker image php:8.1-apache-buster) Debian GNU/Linux 10 (buster) sed (GNU sed) 4.7 Packaged by Debian Possible inputs: post_max_size = 4M post_max_size…
I encountered this bash script and wanted to know what sed -i is doing and what's up with the /s and /g? I looked at the manpages and it says text sed is used to transform text and the i…
I have an Ansible playbook which is supposed to replace some characters using stream editor. sed -i "s+foo+$(<replace_file)+g" some_file or sed -i "s/foo/$(<replace_file)/g" some_file cat some_file line one: foo cat replace_file bar expected result line one: bar actual result line…
I'm producing a text file (in zsh on MacOS) containing pathnames and their associated checksums. # finding all the files in a directory and checksumming them find . -type f -exec md5 -r {} ; > file1.txt # sorting the…
I want to remove ${} among arithmetic form in the file using sed for example abc=$(( ${var}+3 )) to abc=$(( var+3 )) I'm using positional swapping in sed something like sed -E 's/(w+W$(( ) (${) (w+) (}) (.*)/1 3 5/g…
So I'm working on a Ubuntu Docker image and have to replace a settng in a file using sed. I'd like to change #$nrconf{restart} = 'i' into $nrconf{restart} = 'a' The way I understand it is that I have to…