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Option to wrap JSON/YAML with a non-object top level element in a map for TOML conversion #1

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dbohdan opened this issue Oct 5, 2014 · 1 comment

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@dbohdan dbohdan changed the title Option to wrap JSON/YAML with a non-object top element in a map for TOML conversion Option to wrap JSON/YAML with a non-object top level element in a map for TOML conversion Oct 5, 2014
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dbohdan commented Oct 6, 2014

Implemented in d325a9299ef382aa11ebf7fd2f2f97a308201aeb.

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dbohdan added a commit that referenced this issue Sep 2, 2016
Python's libraries for TOML and YAML solve the problem of
Remarshal not being able to process TOML newer than version 0.2 (#2)
and at least some of the issues with the generated YAML (#1, #3).
Floating point precision (#1) in all formats requires further
investigation, though it seems that what PyYAML and pytoml do
matches the respective specs.

v0.4.0
dbohdan added a commit that referenced this issue Sep 2, 2016
Python's libraries for TOML and YAML solve the problem of
Remarshal not being able to process TOML newer than version 0.2 (#2)
and at least some of the issues with the generated YAML (#1, #3).
Floating point precision (#1) in all formats requires further
investigation, though it seems that what PyYAML and pytoml do
matches the respective specs.

v0.4.0
dbohdan added a commit that referenced this issue Sep 2, 2016
Python's libraries for TOML and YAML solve the problem of
Remarshal not being able to process TOML newer than version 0.2 (#2)
and at least some of the issues with the generated YAML (#1, #3).
Floating point precision (#1) in all formats requires further
investigation, though it seems that what PyYAML and pytoml do
matches the respective specs.

v0.4.0
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