To search for a boolean using yq to create entries, you can use the following syntax:
yq eval 'select(.boolean_field == true)' input.yaml
This will search for all entries in input.yaml
where the boolean_field
is equal to true
and output the results to the console. If you want to create new entries based on this search, you can chain this command with a |
and then specify the new entries you want to add:
yq eval 'select(.boolean_field == true) | {name: "New Entry", value: 42}' input.yaml
This will create a new entry in input.yaml
for each existing entry where boolean_field
is equal to true
, with the name
field set to "New Entry" and the value
field set to 42.
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