Tootfinder

    WarlockBackend\Lib\VendorName\VendorNameApi:
        arguments:
            $VendorNameApiKey: '%VendorName.api_key%'

    WarlockBackend\Lib\VendorName\VendorNameMods:
        arguments:
            $VendorNameApiKey: '%VendorName.api_key%'

Yup, having to have yaml registrations for each and every damned library is gonna get real old, real quick...

How to Write Your First #OpenTelemetry Declarative Config File with Trace
https://oneuptime.com/blog/post/2026-02-06-first-otel-declarative-config-file/view…

- yaml is a terribile file format.
- norway, what are you talking about? It's great!

GitHub Actions for the R language: Makes automatic testing of your R package much easier and making sure your package works on different OS and R versions is a matter of just a few lines of yaml: #rstats

GitHub - r-lib/actions: GitHub Actions for the R community
GitHub Actions for the R community. Contribute to r-lib/actions development by creating an account on GitHub.

Friday Links 26-12
Two weeks of links. A lot of AI related articles again. I liked the paper about using chatbots in leadership, and the one about the YAML of the mind.
If you want a podcast, check out the one about night trains.
https://christof.damian.net/2026/04/fri…

Documentation continues. Done with the `queue` and `worker` endpoints, probably about 50% of the way done with this. I still need a good way to package all of this up with the binary which means putting the `openapi.yaml` file somewhere on the net so it can be pulled if need be. I'll deal with that later...lol
#openapi

You're looking for something that's readable but more efficient and smaller than #JSON or #YAML?
Structure data with #ASCII control codes like people did in 1963!

The future...

⚡ Distinguishes real outages from regional blips using multi-site consensus data
📦 MIT licensed - install via #RubyGems, configure probes in YAML or Ruby classes
https://github.com/basecamp/upright

I really dont understand the infatuation people have with this 'task' command, the UX is so so poor.
$ task -l
* build-bundles: Build testing bundles
$ cat taskfile.yaml | yq '.tasks|keys'
- b
- fast-bench
- bench
- bench-graph
....28 more
Ridiculous

"#GitHub Actions Is Slowly Killing Your Engineering Team"
#Azure over GitHub. Yes, they managed to make something worse. Much worse.

Almost 600 lines of OpenAPI documentation later and I'm done. I think I'll package the `/doc` endpoint with the Docker images since I can just copy over the static directory and have it live in the container. I'll add directions on how to add the docs to the standalone binaries as well which should cover that use case. Overall, it turned out pretty well.
#sisyphus

/perf-check /seo-audit /a11y-audit /compliance-check
🔄 Persistent session state in YAML Markdown:
📌 Phase tracking & file manifests
📌 Token usage per agent
📌 Error logs & retry counts
📌 Reliable resume after interruptions
🏗️ Guided design dialogue with depth-selectable reasoning (Quick/Standard/Deep), built-in codebase investigation, and 2-3 architectural approaches with trade-offs before any code is written

Now the pain in the ass part: documenting all of the routes. I think I'm gonna use Scalar because it's easy and I'm pretty lazy. Carved off the `/doc` directory to host the `openapi.yaml` and `index.html` files. So far, got one single endpoint documented...lol
#openapi #sisyphus

Totally normal workflow:
I work on documenting #Jinja syntax used in #CondaForge recipes.
#Prism doesn't have one. But Internets suggest Twig would work instead.
#Docusaurus. But there's a workaround.
https://github.com/facebook/docusaurus/issues/8065
So I copy the code over to the project, fix it and while at it, rename it to "jinja" and adjust a bit.
But then, highlighting Jinja expressions alone looks pretty bleak, so let's combine it with YAML… Hmm, that actually doesn't work that well, needs some more adjustments. And before you know it, I have a pretty new Jinja highlighter, and a recipe highlighter that combines Jinja expressions, YAML, v0 recipe selectors, v1 if:/skip: conditions, and also highlighting shell / cmd variables for a good measure.
https://github.com/conda-forge/conda-forge.github.io/pull/2790