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A: Replace leaf arrays with joined strings in a nested structure in jq As stated elsewhere on this page, `walk` traverses bottom-up. To prevent new string leaves created by `join` from cascading further up, I'd go with a top-down approach using the recursive descent operator `..` instead. For example, ```jq (.. | arrays) |= (select(any(iterables)) // join("")) ... (more) |
— | 7 months ago |