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Because (unless your app is written in Python) you don’t want to start a full-fledged Python run-time to read a config file. Nor do you want all the hassle of t
by mikl 3y ago
Because (unless your app is written in Python) you don’t want to start a full-fledged Python run-time to read a config file. Nor do you want all the hassle of trying to ship a Python run-time with your application.
Edit: and moreover, you probably do not want config files that can run arbitrary code with full access to the Python standard library.