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This is necessary for converting old TSV files to new JSON files.

This is necessary for converting old TSV files to new JSON files. The utility currently expects that all values are strings. ``` $ echo -e "rev_id\tdamaging\n1\ttrue\n2\tfalse\n3\tfalse" | tsv2json {"damaging": "true", "rev_id": "1"} {"damaging": "false", "rev_id": "2"} {"damaging": "false", "rev_id": "3"} ``` This is less useful and requires lots of work in `sed` to clean things up. Adding type decoding will allow the following code to work. ``` $ echo -e "rev_id\tdamaging\n1\ttrue\n2\tfalse\n3\tfalse" | tsv2json int bool {"damaging": true, "rev_id": 1} {"damaging": false, "rev_id": 2} {"damaging": false, "rev_id": 3} ```

This is necessary for converting old TSV files to new JSON files. The utility currently expects that all values are strings. ``` $ echo -e "rev_id\tdamaging\n1\ttrue\n2\tfalse\n3\tfalse" | tsv2json {"damaging": "true", "rev_id": "1"} {"damaging": "false", "rev_id": "2"} {"damaging": "false", "rev_id": "3"} ``` This is less useful and requires lots of work in `sed` to clean things up. Adding type decoding will allow the following code to work. ``` $ echo -e "rev_id\tdamaging\n1\ttrue\n2\tfalse\n3\tfalse" | tsv2json int bool {"damaging": true, "rev_id": 1} {"damaging": false, "rev_id": 2} {"damaging": false, "rev_id": 3} ```