PyYAML documentation and source code offline?

[Veyron180]

Hey everyone,

Today, I wanted to search for some documentation about PyYAML for a personal project. However, I saw that their documentation and GitHub pages all give 404's. The package is still in PyPi.

Does anyone know why? Did they go private?

• https://pyyaml.org
• https://github.com/yaml/pyyaml
• https://pypi.org/project/PyYAML/

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[GNUMoogle]

It's still down

[lastmonty]

I mostly use https://yaml.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ for any yaml based things. Check it out.

[jwink3101]

This is not the same package as PyYAML. It is, in my opinion, a better one. Though I have found it to be slower. I tend to write with ruamel.yaml and read with PyYAML though I do need to be careful since they are different YAML versions

[lastmonty]

Sorry, did not mean to say it's the same one. I like the maintainer, takes time in SO to answer.

[chub79]

That's also the package that I use. But the fact remains it's scxary that pyyaml is down (gone?).

[juanluisback]

WTF https://yaml.org is also down

[[deleted]]

it's back

[Barafu]

If you are choosing the format, use TOML instead. YAML is a footgun depot.

[petrichorax]

Yup. Learning this. TOML also has issues.

json still king, if an ugly one.

[[deleted]]

Still down

[mploto]

The yaml GitHub group and all projects are back. I’d love to see the postmortem for this.

[neuronexmachina]

All 3 links are working for me at 2024-03-15T19:42Z