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erlang/OTP24 elixir 1.12 archlinux fast_yaml 1.0.31
substitutes like that won't decoded.
defaults: coreAPI: &coreAPI coreAPI: [publish, disable] ctrl: document: <<: *coreAPI other: [values]
Instead of { :ok, %{ ctrl: %{ document: %{ coreAPI: ["publish","disable"], other: ["values"] }...
{ :ok, %{ ctrl: %{ document: %{ coreAPI: ["publish","disable"], other: ["values"] }...
I get { :ok, [%{ ctrl: %{ document: %{ "<<": "coreAPI", other: ["values"] }...
{ :ok, [%{ ctrl: %{ document: %{ "<<": "coreAPI", other: ["values"] }...
At the same time ruby version YAML decoding that fine.
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Yes, indeed we don't have code that resolves aliases, but i think this is something that can be added, will see how much work will it require.
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erlang/OTP24
elixir 1.12
archlinux
fast_yaml 1.0.31
substitutes like that won't decoded.
Instead of
{ :ok, %{ ctrl: %{ document: %{ coreAPI: ["publish","disable"], other: ["values"] }...
I get
{ :ok, [%{ ctrl: %{ document: %{ "<<": "coreAPI", other: ["values"] }...
At the same time ruby version YAML decoding that fine.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: