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Good time of the day there. I believe I'm able to reproduce the bug:
c: "proxy" a:p_p: c: "clean" m: !<SomeClass> [/some/path] a:d_d: c: "proxy" m: !<SomeClass> [/some/path]
-:8:4: (48B): ERROR: ': ' is not a valid token in plain flow (unquoted) scalars -:8:4: c: "clean" (size=12) ^~~~~~~~~ (cols 4-13)
Indeed, it is some issue with keys with colons since the same yaml with keys without colons is parsed successfully by RYML:
c: "proxy" p_p: c: "clean" m: !<SomeClass> [/some/path] d_d: c: "proxy" m: !<SomeClass> [/some/path]
I also noticed that if you quote the keys, RYML parses successfully too.
c: "proxy" "a:p_p": c: "clean" m: !<SomeClass> [/some/path] "a:d_d": c: "proxy" m: !<SomeClass> [/some/path]
Also, if this helps, the library acts weird and fails in this example only on the second element with a colon-containing key:
a:p_p: c: "clean" m: !<SomeClass> [/some/path] c: "text" a:d_d: c: "proxy" m: !<SomeClass> [/some/path]
In case you don't see comments on this closed issue, let me mention you: @biojppm
Originally posted by @Mr-S-Mirzoev in #377 (comment)
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Thanks for the detailed description, it is helpful. Please hold for a fix (and expect some weeks for it to appear).
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This is likely fixed in the incoming parser refactor, #414.
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Good time of the day there. I believe I'm able to reproduce the bug:
Indeed, it is some issue with keys with colons since the same yaml with keys without colons is parsed successfully by RYML:
I also noticed that if you quote the keys, RYML parses successfully too.
Also, if this helps, the library acts weird and fails in this example only on the second element with a colon-containing key:
In case you don't see comments on this closed issue, let me mention you: @biojppm
Originally posted by @Mr-S-Mirzoev in #377 (comment)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: