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Current File : /proc/2666547/root/proc/2717258/root/usr/share/doc/perl-YAML-Syck/COMPATIBILITY
YAML::Syck and YAML.pm 0.60 breaks compatibility with older versions by
changing the tags that are output for serialized objects.

This was the old way:

    --- !perl/Foo::Bar {}
    --- !perl/@Baz []
    --- !perl/$Quux ""

New way:

    --- !!perl/hash:Foo::Bar {}
    --- !!perl/array:Baz []
    --- !!perl/scalar:Quux ""

* This change was made after discussions with the Python and Ruby
  implementers to standardize on this form.
* YAML::Syck was updated at the same time as YAML.pm so that they
  serialize objects the same way.
* YAML.pm roundtrips the new format and still parses the old (now
  deprecated) format.
* The best strategy is to update to the latest version.
* There are potential problems if you use YAML for RPC and the server
  and client versions don't match.

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