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Asterisks in sequence

See original GitHub issue

Escaped with \ asterisks in sequence are not read correctly. This valid yaml:

permissions:
  admin:
    - \*
  john:
    - deploy
    - delete
  \*:
    - download

When I’m trying to get admins permissions sequence, I’ve got \* string in java instead of *. Asterisk in map is read correctly (properly un-escaped in java).

Escaping asterisks is with quotation marks works fine.

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Created 3 years ago
Comments:6 (4 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

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olenagerasimovacommented, Jul 7, 2020

@amihaiemil shame on me, sorry, I’ve read yaml docs not carefully, closing.

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amihaiemilcommented, Jul 7, 2020

@olenagerasimova It’s really simple to write a YamlSequence decorator and remove \ if you don’t need them. I’m not confortable modifying eo-yaml to have this behaviour.

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