This post is part of the series on PowerShell Snippets.
The following PowerShell shows the format required for use in Curl (which I will cover in the next post of this series). It took me a number of attempts to get the format correct; the backticks (`) are needed to escape the double quotes (") for PowerShell and the backslashes (\) to escape them for the curl command:
$json = "
{...
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PowerShell Snippets: Format Json for Curl
This post is part of the series on PowerShell Snippets. The following PowerShell shows the format required for use in Curl (which I will cover in the next post of this series). It took me a number…
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