Fixed typo and added equivalent test

[mortenf]

Was thrown off by typo in example: JSON-string wasn't parsed (with text=).

Also added test to illustrate the problem.

[mwilliamson]

Thanks for the pull request!

Was thrown off by typo in example: JSON-string wasn't parsed (with text=).

For consistency, I feel like the better fix for the example would be to pass in a plain array i.e. jq(".[]").transform([1, 2, 3], text_output=True) == "1\n2\n3". What do you think?

Also added test to illustrate the problem.

I'm not sure whether this test is necessary: there is already a test for exceptions when programs and inputs are mismatched.

[mortenf]

It's quite fine with the plain array.

And yes, the test isn't necessary (although it does report a different error).

[mwilliamson]

And yes, the test isn't necessary (although it does report a different error).

True about the different error, but I'm happy to trust the the original jq library does the right thing with respect to generating errors, just so long as the Python bindings surface those errors correctly.

In which case, do you want to amend the commit in this pull request to use a plain array in the example, and remove the redundant test? Then I think we're good to merge.

[mortenf]

There. :-)

[mwilliamson]

Merged. Thanks!