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Hi, I found this project based-off a coincidence of the same fact of this fork's creation -- I'm trying to use github (actions). As far as I can tell, ruamel is the only roundtrip parser (at least so far as preserving comments goes) that exists in the world. For context, I'm trying to build a preprocessor that dereferences & strips aliases for Github Actions, but preserves everything else to the best of this project's dumper's ability. I just want to know what that ability is, and where I'll have to "lint" to get the closest roundtrip conversion possible.
I looked through the docs, and to the best of my knowledge, they seem to be a bit incomplete. This is really a brief question -- where are the configuration options for the dumper? I came across this post so I know it is possible, and looked through the docs, but cannot find a corresponding section from which I'd be able to find it by RTFM'ing.
Is this a RTFSC situation, or are there more docs in some other kind of format?
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Hi, I found this project based-off a coincidence of the same fact of this fork's creation -- I'm trying to use github (actions). As far as I can tell, ruamel is the only roundtrip parser (at least so far as preserving comments goes) that exists in the world. For context, I'm trying to build a preprocessor that dereferences & strips aliases for Github Actions, but preserves everything else to the best of this project's dumper's ability. I just want to know what that ability is, and where I'll have to "lint" to get the closest roundtrip conversion possible.
I looked through the docs, and to the best of my knowledge, they seem to be a bit incomplete. This is really a brief question -- where are the configuration options for the dumper? I came across this post so I know it is possible, and looked through the docs, but cannot find a corresponding section from which I'd be able to find it by RTFM'ing.
Is this a RTFSC situation, or are there more docs in some other kind of format?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: