That's a bit pedantic. HCL is not a language you can ever use to write or distribute a program. It's for configuration files. This is almost like saying "YAML i

That's a bit pedantic. HCL is not a language you can ever use to write or distribute a program. It's for configuration files. This is almost like saying "YAML is the fastest growing language" few years ago. It doesn't contribute to a healthy discussion. MIT can very well use the exact same data, where it shows Rust at the top at 50.5% (excluding config languages like HCL).