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12 changes: 6 additions & 6 deletions crates/bashkit/docs/yq.md
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Expand Up @@ -53,12 +53,12 @@ selection, iteration, `select`, `map`, construction, reduction, and assignment
filters work. mikefarah/yq-only operators for comments, styles, anchors, tags,
file metadata, and cross-file evaluation are not implemented.

YAML custom tags and non-string mapping keys are rejected rather than silently
losing information. Mapping keys are sorted deterministically at the JSON-value
boundary. Comments, scalar style, and anchors are not retained after
conversion. The parser follows YAML 1.1. TOML, CSV, and XML conversion are not
part of this builtin; Bashkit's separate `tomlq` and `csv` helpers remain
available for their existing narrow command surfaces.
YAML custom tags, non-string mapping keys, and non-finite numbers are rejected
rather than silently losing information at the JSON-value boundary. Mapping
keys are sorted deterministically. Comments, scalar style, and anchors are not
retained after conversion. The parser follows YAML 1.1. TOML, CSV, and XML
conversion are not part of this builtin; Bashkit's separate `tomlq` and `csv`
helpers remain available for their existing narrow command surfaces.

## See also

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