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the README has examples
foo: True
that Yaml is not YAML 1.2.2 safe
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53648244/specifying-the-string-value-yes-in-yaml
I assume you are using pyyaml which is not yet 1.2
True is interpreted as a bool as soon as you switch to 1.2 (or use a different yaml parser, or use rust…) these are interpreted as strings
True
and if you are not using linkml with its validation, these will be interpreted as
>>> bool("False") True
you won’t see any warnings but pheval will silently run using a different config than what you intended…
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the README has examples
that Yaml is not YAML 1.2.2 safe
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53648244/specifying-the-string-value-yes-in-yaml
I assume you are using pyyaml which is not yet 1.2
True
is interpreted as a boolas soon as you switch to 1.2 (or use a different yaml parser, or use rust…) these are interpreted as strings
and if you are not using linkml with its validation, these will be interpreted as
you won’t see any warnings but pheval will silently run using a different config than what you intended…
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: