I'm also pretty against DSLs, although they do rarely have uses cases. For an example of why DSLs can be bad, look at Dockerfiles contrasted with Buildah. The f

I'm also pretty against DSLs, although they do rarely have uses cases. For an example of why DSLs can be bad, look at Dockerfiles contrasted with Buildah. The former makes tons of assumptions, especially when to perform layer checkpoints. The latter is just a script in Bash or whatever your language of choice.