as a counter argument. I work in robotics, where many operators will look at and change settings in a yaml file during testing. They do not have software skills outside of this.
My educated guess then is you could have gotten them to change "settings" in C, Java or basically anything.
Just put the file in the root folder, and keep it as simple as possible and you should be fine? I mean, if they manage to write yaml correctly and consistently C is no match?
maybe? the dynamic loading of the configs kind of restricts it to a markup language.
Re:YAML: It's Time to Move On
by sockpuppet_12 on Tuesday November 16, 2021 @05:30PM
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The reason the situation is the way it is now is precisely because the code being made easy for non-coders increased the popularity and reach of the products. Probably because non-coders also found it easy to pick up and start working with it.
Please stop making code easy for non-coders. They don’t want to read it. They never did. They just want this damn box to work.