Antoine Aubry

Regarding schemas, I feel that the whole tag resolution process needs to be reworked to comply with the specification. When parsing, the parser should assign [non-specific tags](http://www.yaml.org/spec/1.2/spec.html#tag/non-specific/) to the nodes....

The thing is that your strings are being serialized as strings, but in YAML, strings are usually not quoted, unless they contain special characters. But if the parser interprets them...

I checked powershell-yaml, and it is using a [really old version of YamlDotNet](https://github.com/aaubry/YamlDotNet/releases/tag/v2.0.0). This means that my suggestion won't work, and also that even if the schemas are implemented, you...

Unfortunately it is not possible at this time. Doing so would require to replace a component that is hard-coded, but I will look into fixing that. Also, your use case...

The difficulty is that the current architecture makes it difficult to call a constructor. I am working on a refactoring that, among other things, will support this use case.

I'm sorry. I wanted to give a better answer, but with the pandemics, I don't have any free time left. I'm not able to share any work on this part...

I recommend that you update to the latest release of YamlDotNet instead. The YamlDotNet.NetCore package is maintained by someone else and there haven't been any updates to it since 2016.

If you check on [nugget.org](https://www.nuget.org/packages/YamlDotNet.NetCore/) you'll see that the package is published by someone else. I already contacted that person in the past and they said that they would unpublish...

If you could properly enclose your code blocks between code fences (three backtick characters), it would be easier to read your question. Regarding the actual question, the YAML specification specifies...

Please refer to #428 if you want to force quotes on strings.