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Why? Everything should be linted and validated. If it's in the repository, then it's "code".
by beart 7y ago
Why? Everything should be linted and validated. If it's in the repository, then it's "code".
- AnonymousPlanet 7y agoIf it's a config file, chances are it's not in your repo but at the customer's site. Are you going to ship the linter to production too?
- solarkraft 7y agoShouldn't the customer either be competent at configuring the system themselves or let somebody else do it (who will then ensure that the config is valid)? Edit: I suppose you mean that the config format should be "user friendly". I guess it should, but I have personally had far fewer problems with YAML than with TOML.