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How to convert json to yaml?

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How to convert a json file to yaml?

Technically json is already valid yaml, but I'm talking about the characteristic easy-to-read yaml formatting with indentation and minimal quotes.

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"technically json is already valid yaml"... the YAML people SAY that, but can you actually do that? I... (2 comments)
"technically json is already valid yaml"... the YAML people SAY that, but can you actually do that? I...
forestbeasts‭ wrote 3 months ago

"technically json is already valid yaml"... the YAML people SAY that, but can you actually do that? I think we tried it once and it failed miserably. -- Frost

Iizuki‭ wrote about 1 month ago

I suppose it depends on how compliant the parser in question is, but I don't recall facing any issues with this. You can mix and match too. Parts in json and parts in (non-json) yaml. I've done this a few times in Ansible I think.