Re: YAML::load help
The difference between the original hash and the hash loaded from the
yml file is that the original data shows the hash key, with a struct
as the hash value:
Key#<struct #<Class:0x2c790dc>attrib='data', attrib='data'>
The data after the yml load looks like:
Key<YAML::DomainType:0x2c7890c> and thats it.
The .yml file shows that there is a !ruby/struct, but after the load,
I am not seeing it. I also tried File.read with the same results.
~Jay
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