[mcdonje]

IMO, JSON, YAML, and TOML should all interpret all keys as strings, and only enforce quotes when syntactically necessary.

So, `key1` is a string and doesn't need to be quoted. `12345` as a key is interpreted as a string (because keys are strings) and doesn't need to be quoted. `"key 1"` has a space, so it needs to be quoted.

[edoceo]

We'd have to change the spec and then all the core libs. Big task.

Use more quotes, use yamllint.

Like bash, more quotes and shellcheck.

[mcdonje]

Specs change from time to time. It requires effort. Nothing new here. It's necessary sometimes. Dealing with annoyances and footguns also takes effort.

[edoceo]

I hear you. But, we've already got the shit-sandwhich. Put Tabasco on it.

[sceptic123]

What does IMO configuration look like

[psnehanshu]

IMO means "in my opinion", or if you were being sarcastic, putting /s helps.