Description
Issue Description:
When using serde_yaml for deserialization, strings within YAML files lose their quotes (which we can tell is ok). However, during serialization, manually adding quotes to a string results in unexpected behavior, with extra quotes being added. This inconsistency poses challenges when working with YAML files that require specific quoting, leading to malformed output.
Steps to Reproduce:
Deserialize a YAML file containing quoted strings.
Change a string value and attempt to serialize it back.
Observe the unexpected behavior in the serialized output.
Expected Behavior:
During serialization, there should be a way to explicitly specify whether quotes should be added to a string, and this behavior should be consistent with manual addition of quotes.
Actual Behavior:
Serialization adds extra quotes or behaves inconsistently when attempting to preserve quotes around strings.
Example:
specVersion: 0.0.4
schema:
file: ./schema.graphql
address: "0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000"When the deserialziation is made, I'll get an string of address without quotes. Let's say I want to change the address to 0xffaed20B7B67e498A3bEEf97386ec1849EFeE6Ac, so I use that value as string. The output will add address without quotes.
But if I use '0xffaed20B7B67e498A3bEEf97386ec1849EFeE6Ac' (with quotes in the string), the serialization will add three single quotes, so the output will be:
specVersion: 0.0.4
schema:
file: ./schema.graphql
address: '''0xffaed20B7B67e498A3bEEf97386ec1849EFeE6Ac'''On the other hand, if I use doublue quotes when adding the string, the output will be:
specVersion: 0.0.4
schema:
file: ./schema.graphql
address: '"0xffaed20B7B67e498A3bEEf97386ec1849EFeE6Ac"'How I should handle this? is an issue? is on purpose? how can be fixed?
Environment:
serde version: 1.0.192
serde_yaml version: 0.9.27
Rust version: rustc 1.73.0
Operating System: Ubuntu 22.04 LTS