> The only way this bug could have happened is if doing manual string templating.
I agree you should not do that, but it is common in the YAML world - if you're using YAML you've already decided you don't care if things are reliable.
Given that they were using string templating, this would have been caught earlier using a different format.
Of course there are other string templating mistakes that other formats would not catch (e.g. forgetting to escape strings), but they are still better than YAML.
I agree you should not do that, but it is common in the YAML world - if you're using YAML you've already decided you don't care if things are reliable.
Given that they were using string templating, this would have been caught earlier using a different format.
Of course there are other string templating mistakes that other formats would not catch (e.g. forgetting to escape strings), but they are still better than YAML.