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I think because it’s used haphazardly and applications make messes that they never clean up. Also, having both env vars, local config and registry creates sort
by FridgeSeal 4y ago
I think because it’s used haphazardly and applications make messes that they never clean up.
Also, having both env vars, local config and registry creates sort of a smorgasbord-stuff gets thrown everywhere.
If all you were allowed for config was the registry,and application scopes were more tightly defined and enforced, it would probably be a lot nicer.
- dredmorbius 4y agoIf an architecture results in persistent and pervasive misuse, the problem isn't the misuse, the problem is the architecture.
- FridgeSeal 4y agoI agree 100%, I’m just hypothesising why it could have ended up like that, and if there’s a way to have something “registry-like” without the observed flaws.