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IMO, JSON, YAML, and TOML should all interpret all keys as strings, and only enforce quotes when syntactically necessary. So, `key1` is a string and doesn't ne

IMO, JSON, YAML, and TOML should all interpret all keys as strings, and only enforce quotes when syntactically necessary. So, `key1` is a string and doesn't need to be quoted. `12345` as a key is interpreted as a string (because keys are strings) and doesn't need to be quoted. `"key 1"` has a space, so it needs to be quoted.

edoceo 1y ago
We'd have to change the spec and then all the core libs. Big task. Use more quotes, use yamllint. Like bash, more quotes and shellcheck.
- mcdonje 1y ago
  Specs change from time to time. It requires effort. Nothing new here. It's necessary sometimes. Dealing with annoyances and footguns also takes effort.
  - edoceo 1y ago
    I hear you. But, we've already got the shit-sandwhich. Put Tabasco on it.
sceptic123 1y ago
What does IMO configuration look like
- psnehanshu 1y ago
  IMO means "in my opinion", or if you were being sarcastic, putting /s helps.