> ini is an underrated config format. I agree, but the problem with ini is that it isn't a format in the sense that it hasn't been formally defined in a consen

> ini is an underrated config format. I agree, but the problem with ini is that it isn't a format in the sense that it hasn't been formally defined in a consensual way. Thus the monumental success of TOML as it fills the void that ini left unfilled for decades.