0.54.0

• New: add support for naming strategies, similar to the feature in kotlinx.serialization's JSON support (#400 - thanks to @russellbanks for the PR)

  This makes it easy to use different field naming schemes such as snake_case, kebab-case, PascalCase, and camelCase without needing to modify the corresponding Kotlin property names or annotate properties with @SerialName.

• Updated: build with Kotlin 1.8.21

• Changed: remove unnecessary stdlib dependency (#421 - thanks to @russellbanks for the PR)

0.53.0

• Changed (⚠️ potentially breaking change): default to not parsing anchors and aliases to prevent billion laughs attacks (GHSA-c24f-2j3g-rg48 - thanks to @gdude2002 for reporting this offline)

  If your application needs to support anchors and aliases, enable them by setting YamlConfiguration.allowAnchorsAndAliases to true.

0.52.0

• Updated: use Kotlin 1.8.10
• Updated: use kotlinx.serialization 1.5.0

0.51.0

• New: added SingleLineStringStyle.PlainExceptAmbiguous to automatically quote strings that may be interpreted as numeric or boolean values (#371 - thanks to @russellbanks for the PR)

0.50.0

• New: add Yaml.decodeFromYamlNode() method to deserialize an object from a previously read YamlNode instance (#369 - thanks to @dellisd for the PR)
• Updated: use kotlinx.serialization 1.4.1
• Updated: use Kotlin 1.8.0
• Updated: use snakeyaml-engine 2.6

0.49.0

• Updated: use snakeyaml-engine 2.5.

0.48.0

• Updated: use snakeyaml-engine 2.4.

  This improves support for some older versions of Android, amongst other improvements.

0.47.0

• New: it is now possible to emit lists indented, rather than aligned with their parent (#317 - thanks to @Cloudate9 for the PR)

  For example, previously, kaml would produce output like this:

  list:
  - 1
  - 2
  - 3

  With this change, if you set the newly added sequenceBlockIndent property on YamlConfiguration to 2, the output would be: (notice the extra indentation for the list items)

  list:
    - 1
    - 2
    - 3

• Updated: build against Kotlin 1.7.10.

0.46.0

• New: it is now possible to parse a string or stream to a YamlNode rather than decoding to a Kotlin object (#296 - thanks to @kitterion for the PR)
• Updated: build against Kotlin 1.7.

0.45.0

• New: it is now possible to serialise comments for object properties by applying a YamlComment annotation to the property (#287 - thanks to @slava110 for the PR)

  For example, serializing this class:

  @Serializable
  data class Configuration(
      @YamlComment("The host to connect to")
      val hostname: String,
      @YamlComment("The port to connect to ")
      val port: Int
  )

  will result in output like:

  # The host to connect to
  hostname: my.server.com
  # The port to connect to
  port: 1234