Eh, I think that misses the point a bit. Use whatever you want to generate the output, but make the intermediary structure trivial to inspect and execute. If yo

Eh, I think that misses the point a bit. Use whatever you want to generate the output, but make the intermediary structure trivial to inspect and execute. If you're actually taking the destructive actions within your complicated* logic then there's less room to stop, think, and test. You could always generate an intermediary set, inspect/test/etc, and then apply it with Python. I've done that too, works just as well. The important thing is to separate the planning step from the apply step. * where "complicated" means more complicated than, for ex, `rm some_path.txt` or `DELETE FROM table WHERE id = 123`.