@inference
When I was introduced to YAML in mid 2000s, we've used it for reporting, it was generated by automated tests, not read by anything. And I was like: "Wow, this looks nice and readable, unlike that XML-bullshit!"
Only a few years ago I've realized that now it's used for configs, so it's written by human and parsed by software and I was like: "WTF?!!! This is the worst idea I could think of!" 🤣
Kill YAML with fire. It's *my* code, so I'll damn well write it *my* way.