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Reported by maksims.juvcenko@…, 4 years ago.

Problem occurs, when nested list is dumped.

>>> s = {"a": ['aaa','bbb','ccc']}
>>> print yaml.dump(s, default_flow_style=False)
a:
- aaa
- bbb
- ccc

According to specification of YAML 1.1 nested sequence items must have entry token equal to " -" (two spaces and minus symbol), but in reality it lacks entry spaces. This issue creates limitations, when YAML documents are passed between PyYAML and JYaml interpreters.

Configuration:

• PyYAML version: PyYAML 3.08
• Python version: 2.5.2

Reported by lele@…, 7 years ago.

I noticed what seems a little glitch in PyYAML handling of datetime when they carry a timezone.

The regexp used to match the various fields assumes there is a separator between the fractional part and the timezone offset, while the representer simply appends the offset without any separator, effectively resulting in a wrong representation (in the case the offset is positive).

Moreover, unicode(data.utcoffset()) gives something like "-1 day, 22:00" for an offset of -2 hours.

Reported by lal.george@…, 6 years ago.

In python, when I have :

y = {'x' : 3, z : [{'val' : 3}, {'val' : 4}]} yaml.dump(y, default_flow_style=False)

The result is: 'x: 3\nz:\n- val: 3\n- val: 4\n'

I believe there should be a space before each hypen.

Best,

Lal