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@DMaxter DMaxter commented Apr 14, 2024

Currently if a key is more than 128 characters, it is handled as a complex mapping key, however this goes against the YAML spec as pointed out in #849 (comment) . Can be read here: https://yaml.org/spec/1.2.2/#flow-mappings

This causes issues when handling OpenAPI specifications with paths longer than 128 characters, making them invalid.

This PR aims to fix this issue, which is also affecting yq as can be seen here mikefarah/yq#1192

Fixes #849

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Does anyone know if this PR will accepted and the release version for this feature? Thanks

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DMaxter commented Jun 3, 2024

@AntoineJac I contacted the maintainer via email but got no answer. This project seems completely abandoned. But worth tagging @niemeyer , maybe we are lucky

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niemeyer commented Jun 3, 2024

Sorry, I'm still here. I just haven't had the time to provide feedback and work on the project that is due. As I said elsewhere, I want to get a team to be responsible for this so it's not a one man show, but I've been failing to allocate that.

As far as this PR is concerned, it seems reasonable, but it needs:

  1. Assessment regarding backwards compatibility
  2. Tests
  3. Some comments about whether unicode is being handled correctly (the spec talks about unicode, not bytes)

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Tieske commented Jun 25, 2024

tried to fix this in #1037

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DMaxter commented Jun 25, 2024

Thank you @Tieske I think it is sensible to close this PR in favor of yours, since yours is more complete!

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Key size in dicts seems to be limited to 128 characters
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