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It's very easy to get Glue crawlers to create tables that don't work in Athena, which is surprising given that it's the primary goal it was designed for.

If the JSON you posted is exactly what you ran your crawler against the problem is that Athena does not support multi-line JSON documents. Your files must have exactly one JSON document per line. See Dealing with multi-line JSON? (And, bonus points, CRLF), Multi-line JSON file querying in hive, and Create Table in Athena From Nested JSON

parses fine? I see at https://docs.python.org/3/reference/expressions.html#operator-precedence that not is lower than +, but to me, that doesn't really explain why it can't parse 3 + not 2.

Meant you try to calculate like (3 + not) 2 which is wrong: "not" operator not suitable for "+" operator as operand.

This had nothing to do with docker. I'm not sure how, but at some point reinstalling all the node modules installed the wrong core-js version.

Installing "core-js": "^2" seems to have solved it for now. Perhaps upgrading nuxt version would help too.

Your version didn't expand to what you wanted but:

After a few try :

1. Install npm i @babel/plugin-proposal-numeric-separator
2. Go to node_modules/@babel/preset-env/lib/available-plugins.js
3. Add var _pluginTransformNumericSeperator = _interopRequireDefault(require("@babel/plugin-proposal-numeric-separator"));
4. And add "proposal-numeric-separator": _pluginTransformNumericSeperator to default variable

So the best thing to do is to remove create-react-app globally using npm uninstall create-react-app -g or yarn global remove create-react-app because that is likely the reason you're seeing this error message:

This is likely because you're using an outdated version of create-react-app. Please note that global installs of create-react-app are no longer supported.

Once you've removed it, please note you don't need to install create-react-app globally to initialize a new project, its recommended you use the npx package runner tool that comes with at least node 5.2 and above. So npx will basically allow you to run a package without installing it, so on your case create-react-app.

So to create a new project, just type in : npx create-react-app myapp and that will initialize your react app.

There are several keyword-like things (or even actual keywords) that aren't reserved words in JavaScript (and thus TypeScript); details here. arguments isn't a keyword, it's an implicitly-declared binding (like a variable) within traditional functions (ones using the function keyword) and methods (declared with method syntax in classes or object literals). That means you can shadow it, declare it in a context that doesn't already have it, etc.

I don't see how "arguments" could be used as an identifier.

It can be, but only in loose mode. Here are some examples:

Interpreting yes/no as true/false in yaml spec 1.1 was intentional and by design and is documented. However in yaml spec 2.2, interpreting yes/no as true/false was dropped.

From the PyYAML Documentation,

PyYAML supports the YAML 1.1 standard, ruamel.yaml supports YAML 1.2 as released in 2009.

YAML 1.2 dropped support for several features unquoted Yes, No, On, Off

first delete your node_modules and yarn.lock then re-run yarn install