Edward Cooke
Edward Cooke
When this is implemented will we be able to set a timeout less than 1 second?
What about a new method, `setTimeoutMs` and a warning/error on `setTimeout`?
Right now the only way of doing this would be to add the `YamlMember` attribute to all of your properties, which may not be feasible in your case, one thing...
As for reserializing explicit null to implicit null, once the yaml document is converted to a dot net `object` we no longer have how it was represented in the yaml...
I'm thinking a potentially better solution to this would be using `.gitattributes` to handle line endings. Maybe with the contents of something like this ``` *.sh EOL=lf *.* EOL=crlf ```...
I'll get it fixed. Not sure why it would have failed either. gitattribes for .sh files was added a while ago.
Got it fixed. *.* was overriding the *.sh.
The *.* is going to cause additional problems I think. It looks like it may break some of the binary files, like yamldotnet.png. I think I'll remove the *.* and...
And when I just pushed up my changes to git attributes it pushed up the broken files, argh. Stupid gitattributes. Lesson learned there, don't do *.*.
This exposed a larger issue than just showing the incorrect line #. It also showed that multi-line single quote scalars were handled incorrectly. They require a space at the beginning...