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> Call it github-flavored YAML (GFY) or something and accept a different file extension. Sure, I wouldn't be upset if they did this. To be clear: there aren't
by woodruffw 1y ago
> Call it github-flavored YAML (GFY) or something and accept a different file extension.
Sure, I wouldn't be upset if they did this.
To be clear: there aren't many fully conforming YAML 1.1 and 1.2 parsers out there: virtually all YAML parsers accept some subset of one or the other (sometimes a subset of both), and virtually all of them emit the JSON object model instead of the internal YAML one.