For instance, let's consider the following YAML data:
- key_1: '$.*?/|\^(){}+@[]&_-'
key_2:
- '$.*?/|\^(){}+@[]&_-'
- "{\_}"
- value23
key_3: value31
key_4:
- value41
- value42
key_5: value51
- key_1_: value12
_key_2:
- value24
- value25
key__3: '$.*?/|\^(){}+@[]&_-'
key_5___: value52
The goal is:
- to replace all '_' from the keys into '-', except for the first character
which may be a '_';
- all values must remain untouched
- the name and number of the keys are variable
- the depth of "recursiveness" is variable and unlimited
For instance here, the translation would result as:
- key-1: '$.*?/|\^(){}+@[]&_-'
key-2:
- '$.*?/|\^(){}+@[]&_-'
- "{\_}"
- value23
key-3: value31
key-4:
- value41
- value42
key-5: value51
- key-1-: value12
_key-2:
- value24
- value25
key--3: '$.*?/|\^(){}+@[]&_-'
key-5---: value52
Any suggestion?
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