jp not doing the same as the playground

[haanjde]

input: {"z":{"a":{"b":"c"},"g":{"b":"d"},"h":{"b":"e"},"i":{"b":"f"}}} expression: z.*|[?b == `d`] on the playground returns: [ { "b": "d" } ] but on Debian 12.5 jp version 0.2.1 with: jp --filename z.json --expr-file z.jp returns: Error evaluating JMESPath expression: invalid character 'd' looking for beginning of value with return code 1.

[draegerben]

Can confirm. I suspect this is related to handling of literals. The playground (and python implementation) interpret

`1`

as the number 1 and

`a`

as the string "a". jp does not seem to have the automatic string interpretation.

See

$ echo '[]' | jp '`a`'
Error evaluating JMESPath expression: invalid character 'a' looking for beginning of value

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