I don’t doubt at all that Groovy is great for doing stuff when you’re used to it and spend a reasonable amount of time with it. I’ve heard great things. But th

I don’t doubt at all that Groovy is great for doing stuff when you’re used to it and spend a reasonable amount of time with it. I’ve heard great things. But things like the differences between single quotes and double quotes and a bunch of other subtleties like that, make it really frustrating when the only time I use it is updating build logic. I’d honestly prefer a more consistent language like Python or Lua. Even if I don’t code them all day, they have more resources to lookup and fewer gotchas.