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We really should have Starlark as a configuration language everywhere because it’s very expressive and easy to read/understand. Instead we’re stuck with ever increasing piles of YAML and obscure configuration formats that nobody wants to deal with.

https://openrun.dev/blog/starlark

Alper Cugun
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