London | SDC-Nov-25 | Emiliano Uruena | Sprint 2 | JSON jq exercise

[Emilianouz]

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Changelist

Exercises key jq logic to process JSON files: person and scores effectively.

• Over person data, extracting and format names and locations.

• Calculating each player's infor and score, using pipelines and add function.

[LonMcGregor]

Good work, I've left some comments where you could improve the PR further

[LonMcGregor]

This file doesn't need to be included in this PR for this sprint task, can you revert this please?

[LonMcGregor]

It should be possible to solve this with a single | add command, can you figure out how?

[LonMcGregor]

@Emilianouz To note why the bot is giving an error here, it looks like you have deleted the number systems file entirely. When you want to leave it unchanged in a pull request, you need to revert it back to the state it was in on the main branch. That way when you look at the changed files section in the PR here on github, it doesn't show up at all.

[Emilianouz]

@Emilianouz To note why the bot is giving an error here, it looks like you have deleted the number systems file entirely. When you want to leave it unchanged in a pull request, you need to revert it back to the state it was in on the main branch. That way when you look at the changed files section in the PR here on github, it doesn't show up at all.

@LonMcGregor Thank you for your advice.
So, what can I do now?

[LonMcGregor]

@Emilianouz An easy way to revert any file to its original state is to use the following command git checkout ref path/to/the/file.txt . In this case, to revert the number systems file, you could use git checkout origin/main number-systems/README.md. Then make a commit as you normally would. if it works properly, you should be able to lookhere on the PR changed files section, and it will no longer be listed as changed or deleted.

[Emilianouz]

@Emilianouz An easy way to revert any file to its original state is to use the following command git checkout ref path/to/the/file.txt . In this case, to revert the number systems file, you could use git checkout origin/main number-systems/README.md. Then make a commit as you normally would. if it works properly, you should be able to lookhere on the PR changed files section, and it will no longer be listed as changed or deleted.

I ran the command to restore the file. When I tried to pull, an error occurred, so I had to merge. However, it still isn’t validated.

[LonMcGregor]

You should not need to pull or merge anything. If you pull and merge from your branch, do you remember what that does? it takes the existing changes and adds them back in.
You are working in your own branch here - Sprint2-jq. From this branch, if you run the command, make a commit, then push, it should solve the problem.

[LonMcGregor]

Good work - this PR is now only focused on the jq tasks