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I have a JSON list (URL https://ip-ranges.cloud.signiant.com/MediaShuttle) with one part of the JSON path name containing a minus sign ("-"):

{
    "us-east-1": {
        "all_ips": [
            "3.83.158.71", 
            "3.87.14.184", 
            "34.207.126.66", 
            "34.227.155.76", 
            "34.236.155.245", 
            "52.2.203.56", 
            "52.23.203.179", 
            "52.73.28.78", 
            "52.86.231.134"
        ]
    }
}

Using the  JMESPath tester from jmespath.org, I created an expression that pulls out what I need:

  us-east-1.all_ips

However, the Minemeld engine will not start, throwing an 'Unknown Character" error, apparently due to the dash.  I've tried escaping and quoting using several variations and I cannot create the extractor needed.  These are the variations I've tried:

• us-east-1.all_ips: Unknown Character (the '-')
• "us-east-1.all_ips": Unknown Character
• "us-east-1".all_ips: Engine won't start
• "us-east-1".all_ips[]: Engine won't start
• 'us-east-1'.all_ips: engine won't start
• 'us-east-1'.all_ips[].{indicator:@}: engine won't start
• "us-east-1".all_ips[].{indicator:@}: engine won't start
• us\-east\-1.all_ips[].{indicator:@}: Unknown character
• "us-east-1.all_ips"[].{indicator:@}: engine won't start (expected end but found [)
• "us-east-1.all_ips[]".{indicator:@}: expected <block end>, but found '<scalar>'
• "us-east-1.all_ips[].{indicator:@}": Unknown character
• "us\-east\-1.all_ips[].{indicator:@}": engine won't start

Thanks in advance,

Mike