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sure, this is very simple, but every time a change in the source file, the entire dependency tree needs to be re-installed. the only time you one trick is to move package.json elsewhere, and build the dependencies, then move back: however, if there are a lot of depending packages with lots of files, the last step will take a long time. well, it works, but not every npm package is happy about it. some will complain about the softlink, result in errors. with this configuration, if package.json stays the same, only the last cache layer will be rebuilt when source codes change. some utilities print out json data (object) line by line. line by line json is not really a valid json format, need to wrap it in bracket as $ for i in $(seq 3); do echo '{id:'$i'}'; done {id:1} the option reads the entire input stream into a large array. this is good until the input stream is too large to process, because jq is not (with or even without the trailing newline), we can simply do the following: this is with the newline printed. and it will solve the problem of a very large input. data will simply stream out as it comes it. try it there is another option in jq named —stream, and it seems to be doing the same. but option —slurp overrides —stream, and the in conclusion, you can use jq -s to wrap line by line json into an array. if you want to be safe, just use the awk example above. │           └── hello.go └── .gitignore > it is not possible to re-include a file if a parent directory of > that file is excluded. git doesn’t list excluded directories for file). to fix it, just need to add the wildcard to the end of the parent directory: the debugging command returns non-zero status code, which indicates that the directory is not ignored. only complicate thing is to generate the acceptable json structure, then somehow enter the json string in the command line without most the command line options require simple string values, but some options like --admin-contact requires a structure data, which is