docs: say which formats --fields actually narrows - #7
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It said every format. It narrows the column formats and leaves json, jsonl, and raw carrying the whole record, so the page now says that and shows the jq one-liner for the other half.
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The output reference said
--fieldsworks on every format. It narrows the column formats (table,csv,tsv,markdown,list) and leavesjson,jsonl, andrawcarrying the whole record.Found by running the documented examples against the released binary. Both the corrected claim and the
jqreplacement were run before writing them down.