My YAML being read is
---
NODE:
match: !!perl/regexp (?^ui:OK\ Server\ Connection\ 1\.001)
After loading/dumping it looks like this
---
NODE:
match: !!perl/regexp (?^u:(?^ui:OK\ Server\ Connection\ 1\.001))
After 20 load/dump cycles it looks like this:
---
NODE:
match: !!perl/regexp (?^u:(?^u:(?^u:(?^u:(?^u:(?^u:(?^u:(?^u:(?^u:(?
+^u:(?^u:(?^u:(?^u:(?^u:(?^u:(?^u:(?^u:(?^u:(?^u:(?^u:(?^ui:OK\
Server\ Connection\ 1\.001)))))))))))))))))))))
My test:
perl -MYAML::XS -E 'my $y=YAML::XS::Load(q{---\nNODE:\n match: !!perl
+/regexp (?i-xsm:OK\ Server\ Connection\ 1\.001)}); for(1..20) { $y=Lo
+ad(Dump($y)) }; say Dump($y)'
$YAML::XS::VERSION = 0.66
perl v5.24.3
If I let it run long enough, eventually the parser breaks down. Does anyone have any suggestions?
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