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I uploaded a new module to the CPAN today, L<Test::YAML::Valid>.  You
can use it in your tests to test the validity of in-core or on-disk
YAML:

     lang:Perl
     use Test::More tests => 3; 
     use Test::YAML::Valid;
 
     yaml_string_ok("---\nfoo: bar\n", 'string was OK');
     yaml_file_ok("$FindBin::Bin/../myapp.yml", 'myapp.yml parsed');
     yaml_files_ok('*.yml', 'All YAML files were OK'); # check <*.yml>

Since L<YAML|YAML> dies on some YAML that Angerwhale generates, I also
added the option to use L<YAML::Syck> to parse the YAML:

     use Test::YAML::Valid qw(-Syck)
     yaml_string_ok ...;

Syck seems to be more liberal about what is and isn't valid, so it's
best to stick with the defaults unless YAML segfaults on your YAML.

The module has been tested on OpenBSD, Linux, Cygwin, and Strawberry
Perl.  Let me know if you have any problems.

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