how to select only key-value values - ignore objects

[mihaiav]

I have a TOML document and I would like to select only the "global" key/value pairs (APP_ID, DOMAIN_MAPPING, VERSION_ID) and ignore the values within an object (e.g. production object, sandbox object etc).
Is it possible to do that?

Please note that the global valuesAPP_ID, DOMAIN_MAPPING, PROXY_SERVER are arbitrary and there could be more/less values so I can't select them by name (i.e. .APP_ID)

APP_ID="x-example.com"
DOMAIN_MAPPING="false"
VERSION_ID = "XYZ"

[production]
ENV="production" 
PROXY_SERVER = "TRUE"

[sandbox]
SUFFIX_HOST="example.eu"
ENV="sandbox" 
PROXY_SERVER="FALSE"
DB_DISK="DISABLED"

dasel -f env.toml -p toml '.ignore-objects-selector'

Expected result:

APP_ID="x-example.com"
DOMAIN_MAPPING="false"
VERSION_ID = "XYZ"

I've tried dasel -f env.toml -p toml '.(!=.*)' but it doesn't return the desired result..

[TomWright]

You could use dynamic selectors and type selector to filter out any map properties: .(.[@]!=map), although this will only return the values.

The issue here is that there is no way to move back up the node tree once you select some nodes. I think to achieve this we'll need a new selector to move back up the node tree that will work alongside the filtering selectors.