> I hate, on a fundamental level this whole "bash in YAML" trend. Let's take a powerful, turing complete language and put it in a _config file_. That's a featu

> I hate, on a fundamental level this whole "bash in YAML" trend. Let's take a powerful, turing complete language and put it in a _config file_. That's a feature. You don't want to reason in Turing languages, you want to reason in a mostly restricted grammar with its Turing-complete escape hatches clearly pointed out.