Fix unnecessary quoting of strings with colons in multiline blocks #5
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Removes unnecessary quoting of strings containing colons when they are part of multiline YAML blocks by directly using the line content instead of passing it through the value() function. Fixes optimumBA#4
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PR is by your truly Claude Opus 4.1 ;) |
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You're absolutely right! |
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Thanks @dvic (and Opus 4.1)!
Tried it in my projects and there are no regressions, the exact same .yml files are generated for my workflows.
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Summary
|indicator, so individual lines don't need quotingChanges
YmlEncoderto not apply thevalue/1function to lines within multiline blocksTest plan