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I can't remember how many times I heard or saw the argument "but that is in YAML", which implies that the configuration(or god forbid, the code) is simple and w
by hintymad 3y ago
I can't remember how many times I heard or saw the argument "but that is in YAML", which implies that the configuration(or god forbid, the code) is simple and well designed. I find it hilarious.
And a worst contender is embedding text template like jinja in a YAML config and forcing everyone to use such abomination to change production config via deployment. Yes, I'm talking about Terraform or the like. Why people think this kind of design is acceptable is beyond my comprehension.