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mux": {
    "enabled": false,
    "concurrency": -1
}

pos: 1621 invalid identifier

Test case

https://gist.github.com/kamathln/26e43eb9552e03939b942bc57721950f

Note carefully after give: "[it : the string extends and gobbles up the comment. The parser did not complain, nor did it give any output. In the Javascript console, All I see is "success"

It would be nice to have a jsonc image on docker hub that could be easily used in CI environments, to easily convert jsonc to regular json.

There is a PR for jq that should provide an example of how to implement.

It looks like from reading that PR that you could then enable auto-builds on docker hub that would automatically build a new docker image on hub.docker.com when code is committed to this github repository.

I like very much the idea.
Any plan to create a RFC ?
I think it's vital for a proposal like this, in order to be easily accepted by the community

Just letting you know the site at https://komkom.github.io/ doesn't seem to exist anymore. Hopefully just a misconfiguration rather than intentional!

I have very similar idea, I always like with minor extension for JSON to make JSON as main stream config language. Like the way you shared a simple doc about the idea, hopefully JSONC will become a mainstream standard

One idea to add here is to support multi-line String literal with back quote "`" as what defined in ES6, the idea is try to make jsonc as compatible as possible with javascript syntax. So for javascript client can just use eval() to parse the doc (similar as jsonp)

I love this project! I'm sharing something related I just found in Visual Studio code. Hope it helps.

JSON with Comments (jsonc) syntax highlighting is available in Visual Studio Code:

When using default JSON syntax highlighting in VSCode it complains about comments and about trailing commas:

After switching to JSON with Comments (jsonc) it validates just fine:

This is what I could find about this validation in VSCode:

Small paragraph in documentation: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/languages/json#_json-with-comments

It seems that the syntax specification is in: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/blob/master/extensions/json/syntaxes/JSONC.tmLanguage.json

Thanks for the project!