Data serialization format often used for configuration files. It represents values, sequences and key-value mappings, with indentation contributing to structure. YAML syntax alone does not make a setting valid: the consuming software also defines accepted keys, types and rules.
In practice: validate syntax, then check that the application accepts the intended settings. Watch indentation and values interpreted as numbers or booleans; keep secrets in an appropriate mechanism rather than a public file.
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