Nu Shell and Databricks

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    Most of the time I'm in Powershell which, thanks to Powershell Core, is now cross-platform and incredibly powerful. But I'm finding myself also using Nu more and more. In both shells I also use the Databricks CLI a lot. Want to check the status of jobs? Use the CLI. Want to upload and download data? Use the CLI. And so on.

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    Most of the time I'm in Powershell which, thanks to Powershell Core, is now cross-platform and incredibly powerful. But I'm finding myself also using Nu more and more. In both shells I also use the Databricks CLI a lot. Want to check the status of jobs? Use the CLI. Want to upload and download data? Use the CLI. And so on.

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    Command-line JSON processor [Moved to: https://github.com/jqlang/jq] (by stedolan)

    Whilst the Databricks CLI is useful, there's times where I want a little more power over it. Such as, using the CLI to find a Databricks runtime version which is under Long Term Support (LTS) and is Photon enabled. So, I can do this using, for instance, the Databricks CLI and some jq. But I'm also lazy and wanted something that's a bit easier to query, and displays nicer, and is easier to output to something like CSV afterwards.

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