The other choice is that your QA teams knows this DSL tho. Which is the point: eventually most DSLs converge on the complexity of programming languages and you’

The other choice is that your QA teams knows this DSL tho. Which is the point: eventually most DSLs converge on the complexity of programming languages and you’re left asking: why not just use a well known programming language in the first place? We’ve beat the Ansible example to death but it’s a really good one. It started as something simple and then with every edge case came the need for increasingly complex logic until it resembled a programming language just with super funky syntax.