> YAML and its "Arrays" are really broken. Agreed. YAML does have some use cases. I find it useful when I want to manually write lots of JSON data for test scr

> YAML and its "Arrays" are really broken. Agreed. YAML does have some use cases. I find it useful when I want to manually write lots of JSON data for test scripts. But the format, because it tries to be concise, ends up to be hard to manually parse. I don't consider YAML a good serialisation format.