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After loading the Hash::Merge module, add this line:

Replace .to with [.to]

The following helped get the raw text of JSON file:

I need to iterate a json file within my jenkins pipeline in order to get some values inside the "fields" value such as "System.AreaPath" for instance

You could do this:

So the trim filter seems to be removing the final \r from the list of files on file3.txt. So instead of using trim before splitting, we can trim each item after splitting the filenames with \r.

Something like below should do the trick:

You can pass it to add to get a single object.

Something straight-forward:

Update I had deleted this nanswer because Brad's excellent answer and Valle Lukas's spot on comment seemed to render it moot. Then @p6steve confirmed both Brad's answer and Valle Lukas's solutions worked for them, so all the more reason to keep it deleted. But too late! A mistake in my nanswer had misled @p6steve who made a similar mistake in a follow up SO. Wea Culpa. To atone for my sins, I'm now permanently undeleting and leaving my shameful past for all to see.

This is a nanswer. I don't know Mac, but do love investigation, and what I've got to say won't fit in the comments.

Update The 'find .' in the following should be 'find', '.'. See run doc.

What do you get with this?:

A simpler approach would be to fetch the files, e.g.