I have the following fragment in an input yaml file:
contents: [
'../etst1/date1from1' , 'var/lib/to1' ,
'from2' , 'to2'
]
My go struct for the above looks like:
type Config struct {
Contents []string `yaml:"contents"`
}
I use the package gopkg.in/yaml.v3
when I unmarshal and immediately reverse Marshal and write it to a file, it
is represented in a different syntax as in:
contents:
- - ../test/date1from1
- /var/lib/to1
- - from2
- to2
I suspect these are equivalent but
is there a way I can get a reproduction of the input yaml.
If it is not obvious, this is my first exploration of yaml. Pointers
appreciated.
Srini
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