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Converting data with floating point values to YAML may cause a loss of precision #2
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Upstream issue: go-yaml/yaml#83. |
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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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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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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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Python's libraries for TOML and YAML solve the problem of Remarshal not being able to process TOML newer than version 0.2 (#4) and at least some of the issues with the generated YAML (#2, #5). Floating point precision (#2) 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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