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by procaryote
25 days ago
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Write json5, which gives you most of the brevity of yaml without the terrible ideas I find even plain json easier to write than yaml. Especially when you factor in the scope of mistakes. Tiny mistakes can completely break the structure of a yaml document in ways that are still valid yaml. With json I'll catch that because auto-indenting will follow the actual structure |
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