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since there is no null type in TOML specification, people are supposed to use an empty field to represent this, but the TOML.print function does not implement this correctly, e.g
julia> s =""" user = "me" [julia] [option]""""user = \"me\"\n[julia]\n[option]\n"
julia> d = TOML.parse(s)
Dict{String,Any} with 3 entries:"julia"=>Dict{String,Any}()
"option"=>Dict{String,Any}()
"user"=>"me"
julia> TOML.print(d) # incorrect
user ="me"
since there is no
null
type in TOML specification, people are supposed to use an empty field to represent this, but theTOML.print
function does not implement this correctly, e.gSee also: toml-lang/toml#30
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