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Convert YAML to TOML, preserving nesting, arrays and types. TOML has no null, so a null value is reported rather than quietly dropped or turned into an empty string.Questions
- What happens to a null value?
- TOML has no null type. This conversion cannot faithfully carry a YAML null across. In the current tool, a null field may be omitted without an error. Check the output, then decide whether the receiving program expects an absent field or a different explicit value.
- Does key order survive?
- Do not rely on key order alone to decide whether a conversion is correct. Check the resulting tables and values against the source and against what the receiving program expects.