Almost all of those issues are solved by explicitly quoting your strings, the author even acknowledges that. Yeah it’s annoying that yaml lets you do otherwise, but the title is a bit dramatic.
Coming from powershell scripting, every string is put in quotes and to be printed strings with variables are put in $($var) (e.g. Write-Host "Example-Issue: $($IssueVariable)")
Saves me the trouble of hoping that $($IssueVariable) isnt interpreted as a string by PowerShell.
Almost all of those issues are solved by explicitly quoting your strings, the author even acknowledges that. Yeah it’s annoying that yaml lets you do otherwise, but the title is a bit dramatic.
Coming from powershell scripting, every string is put in quotes and to be printed strings with variables are put in
$($var)(e.g.Write-Host "Example-Issue: $($IssueVariable)")Saves me the trouble of hoping that
$($IssueVariable)isnt interpreted as a string by PowerShell.