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{
  "code": 7
}

would like it set to 7, not "7"

I have the JSON -

{ "version": "1", "myArr": [ { "id": "1" } ] }

I want to change the value of the id inside the sampleArray. Using the github action, it adds id as a new field in the object instead of editing the existing id.

Is there any solution for this?

Feature request: Would love to be able to set how many spaces for each indent on updates. Our project has it set to 4, and when we run this it gets updated to 2 which is no biggie but occasionally getting a merge conflict failure just because of tabbing.

Thanks for creating this, its a great utility!

I could look through the code, but this information is missing from the readme, and would be good to know :)

Somtimes its useful to throw if it doesn't exist, sometimes useful to insert new data :)

I want to update the username and password on a json file but find it redundant having to call the action twice to update both. Is the action able to update multiple variables at once?

Hi. When will you be able to update to Node.js 16 as this is currently showing as warning in Github Actions?

Hello there.

I'm facing troubles updating values in json arrays.

For eg, updating value config.kvms[1].entry[0].secured_data, it will nest secured_data property under config.["kvms[1]"]["entry[0]"] which is not really expected 😄

Looks like match regexp is not valid on GitHub (because brackets are escaped, including additional characters ???) but valid running the code on local server...

Cheers 🥂

Given the following json:

{
    "packageDirectories": [
        {
            "path": "force-app",
            "default": true,
            "package": "ApexRecipes",
            "versionName": "Spring '21 release",
            "versionNumber": "51.0.0.NEXT"
        }
    ],
    "namespace": "",
    "sfdcLoginUrl": "https://login.salesforce.com",
    "sourceApiVersion": "51.0"
}

When I run this action:

- uses: jossef/action-set-json-field@v1
   with:
     file: sfdx-project.json
     field: packageDirectories[0].versionNumber
     value: ${steps.bumpVersion.output.result}

with the field of packageDirectories[0].versionNumber the following is appended to the file,

"packageDirectories[0]": { "versionNumber": "${steps.bumpVersion.output.result}" }

It would seem the action isn't aware of how to edit a nested property in an array. Am I doing this wrong, or is this a feature request?