> YAML is a JSON superset
On the sense that any JSON file is a valid YAML file.
But absolutely not in the sense that you can just treat your json file as YAML and expect it to contain the correct data.
On the sense that any JSON file is a valid YAML file.
But absolutely not in the sense that you can just treat your json file as YAML and expect it to contain the correct data.
Is it that an academic property, or are people serious about throwing JSON into running software that parses YAML and expect good results? (Should I add: on production, because I want my tools to be used on production, but that's just me)