peter-lawrey
commented
7 years ago Thank you for the test case. I will look into it tomorrow.
On 20 Oct 2016 21:26, "Ryan Lea" notifications@github.com wrote:
Perhaps I'm misusing marshallable within sequence? However, it doesn't print out the element separators for multiple objects within a sequence. The result is invalid yaml.
The output can, however, be read back in by Chronicle-wire. Interesting to note that the JsonWire extension overrides pushState() to set leaf() in this case as well - unsure if that would resolve.
gist of the test case attached below.
Cheers
Ryan
Gist: https://gist.github.com/ryanlea/5547d80f04f65b2d506528effc0f4330
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ryanlea
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Perhaps I'm misusing marshallable within sequence? However, it doesn't print out the element separators for multiple objects within a sequence. The result is invalid yaml.
The output can, however, be read back in by Chronicle-wire. Interesting to note that the JsonWire extension overrides pushState() to set leaf() in this case as well - unsure if that would resolve.
gist of the test case attached below.
Cheers
Ryan
Gist: https://gist.github.com/ryanlea/5547d80f04f65b2d506528effc0f4330