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You can use yq to yank a path to the currently focused node that you can pass to jq. There's no need to manually copy and paste the path in the status line.
Alternatively, if clipboard support isn't working, you can also press pq to print out the path on its own, then copy and paste that using an alternate method.
If you do want the full path to the exact node that's currently focused, you can also use yp.
You can see the full list of supported commands if you type :help.
Is there a way to remove
input.
from theinput.log.entries[1113].response.headers[4].name
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jq
filter, dummingly thinking that the structure starts withinput
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