brew install command pulls another jp
See original GitHub issueREADME suggests the following to install from Homebrew:
brew tap jmespath/jmespath
brew install jp
This however installs another jp package
$ brew info jp
jp: stable 1.1.12 (bottled)
Dead simple terminal plots from JSON data
https://github.com/sgreben/jp
...
I believe the correct command should be
brew install jmespath/jmespath/jp
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Thanks so much @obormot, it works perfect for me. I was giving the following error with the “other” jp command :
line.go:44: no valid y values given