Description
Off the top of my head, I'm assuming this is more of an upstream toml behavior. I know there's a "preserve_order" feature, but I'm not certain if that fully addresses this issue. I'd be happy to move this upstream if that's where the fix needs to be made.
Right now as I understand it, there's no preservation of the toml file's original format, even with the "preserve_order" feature. I'm pretty certain that feature is meant for data structures like HashMap vs IndexMap, but it doesn't effect how a struct's attributes are ordered during its serialization.
Request
Preserve original formatting of the toml file. Could be feature-gated as well. Currently I personally only need table order preservation, but I plan to collect feedback on this over time (for my project) so that may change.
To be completely transparent, I have a few things I'd like to complete and then I'd be more than happy to work on this if you're okay with the change.
Description
Off the top of my head, I'm assuming this is more of an upstream
tomlbehavior. I know there's a "preserve_order" feature, but I'm not certain if that fully addresses this issue. I'd be happy to move this upstream if that's where the fix needs to be made.Right now as I understand it, there's no preservation of the toml file's original format, even with the "preserve_order" feature. I'm pretty certain that feature is meant for data structures like
HashMapvsIndexMap, but it doesn't effect how a struct's attributes are ordered during its serialization.Request
Preserve original formatting of the toml file. Could be feature-gated as well. Currently I personally only need table order preservation, but I plan to collect feedback on this over time (for my project) so that may change.
To be completely transparent, I have a few things I'd like to complete and then I'd be more than happy to work on this if you're okay with the change.