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Most docker compose files I've seen are not complex enough to warrant scripting, but look way better as YAML than JSON. In those cases I think StrictYaml would
by woojoo666 4y ago
Most docker compose files I've seen are not complex enough to warrant scripting, but look way better as YAML than JSON. In those cases I think StrictYaml would be a great fit.
Also scripts are very different from configs. Configs are declarative, (most) scripts are imperative. If your config is complex enough then maybe you should move some logic into imperative code, but you can still have a config on top of that.