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08 Mar 2026 01:43PM UTC coverage: 43.945% (+0.03%) from 43.92%
22822294901

Pull #862

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johnbartholomew
improve handling of YAML document streams in std.parseYaml

This doesn't make them fully correct, in particular directives sections
(e.g., "%YAML 1.2" directive before a document start marker) are not
handled correctly, but they weren't handled correctly before, either.

It also doesn't recognise or try to do anything about document end
markers (`...`).

This fix does allow scalar documents to be on the same line as the
document start tag which is valid per examples in the YAML spec,
see for example https://yaml.org/spec/1.2.1/#id2760844
(YAML 1.2.1 spec, section 2.3 Scalars)

It also matches the C++ jsonnet output for std.parseYaml("42\n---"),
which is a stream of two documents, a scalar and then an empty document
(where the empty document is interpreted as JSON null)
Pull Request #862: Improve handling of YAML document streams in std.parseYaml

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