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by zestyping
19 days ago
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So now there are two mutually incompatible versions of YAML that silently apply different semantics: both do implicit coercion but _different kinds_ of implicit coercion. YAML 1.2 still coerces an arbitrary set of ways to spell "true" and that's exactly the insanity that created this disaster in the first place. The YAML spec writers just couldn't let go of their bad habits. Honestly, this seems like an even worse situation than before. If you're making a new tool and choosing a configuration format, stay away from YAML. |
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