Such as? All these cases with no and norwegian or whatever but I haven't run into major problems and use it frequently.
e: And, AFAIK, I believe the latest YAML 1.2 spec (from 2009) has addressed these issues.
e: And, AFAIK, I believe the latest YAML 1.2 spec (from 2009) has addressed these issues.
It's possible to avoid these pitfalls - like people do with PHP - but why burden users with that in a new project when better options have been available for years?
They obviously like Rust, why not just follow their lead with TOML?
Parser implementations have also been buggy. The ruby one in particular being a source of RCE's. Of course, these are implementation issues, but surely a simpler specofication would be easier to implement. And the current specification is anything but simple, clocking 84 pages in the PDF flavour.
It's a language that coerces basic strings...