Yes! Your guess is correct, and invoking marshallable! before to_yaml
works as you described.
However, I suppose I will have to exclude a great many fields. Some
dumped fields seem redundant and irrelevant:
associations:
:other: []
:chapters:
- !ruby/object:Chapter
new: false
values:
:id: 1
:name: Introduction to Sequel
changed_columns: []
deserialized_values:
:glossary:
:something: Definition.
:another: This is important.
new: false
raise_on_save_failure: true
this:
values:
:id: 38
:object_type: Book
:glossary: "--- \n\
:something: Definition.\n\
:another: This is important.\n"
Or perhaps I just don't understand how YAML works.
Also, when I attempt to load the YAML string, and get an object, I
encounter this error:
NoMethodError: undefined method `has_key?' for nil:NilClass
/usr/java/jruby-1.6.5/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/sequel-3.28.0/lib/sequel/
plugins/serialization.rb:93:in `glossary'
org/yecht/ruby/Resolver.java:129:in `transfer'
Not sure how to correct or work-around this.
-Nels
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