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The current configuration file syntax is powerful but it exposes too much of the implementation details to the user, and offloads decision chaining in a way that can be hard to predict if the configuration grows significantly. We agree that we want a more user-friendly yet powerful syntax, and that it should be declarative.
The current configuration file syntax is powerful but it exposes too much of the implementation details to the user, and offloads decision chaining in a way that can be hard to predict if the configuration grows significantly. We agree that we want a more user-friendly yet powerful syntax, and that it should be declarative.
@Natolumin and I have thrown a bunch of ideas on https://gist.github.com/Natolumin/2acf759a51becb73080c244b6867d5d9 (these are not formal proposals though) that we would like to discuss more broadly either here or on #coredhcp on gophers.slack.com .
CC @pmazzini @mdlayher for more input, and anyone else feel free to jump in the conversation.
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