Use a JSON schema
Would be great to have/do in order to ensure conformance to what is needed by HealOps and a HealOpsPackage. And making it easier for a developer of a HealOpsPackage to know that they are doing things as they are supposed to.
(or if YML is chosen a schema fitting that format).
Consider supporting YML for the config files.
The foremost reason is to get the option of commenting on the lines in the configuration file. Besides, it heightens the readability of the configuration file.
Downsides:
- Adds an extra pre-requisite to HealOps. powershell-yaml
- And code work to incorporate it.
Use a JSON schema
Would be great to have/do in order to ensure conformance to what is needed by HealOps and a HealOpsPackage. And making it easier for a developer of a HealOpsPackage to know that they are doing things as they are supposed to.
(or if YML is chosen a schema fitting that format).
Consider supporting YML for the config files.
The foremost reason is to get the option of commenting on the lines in the configuration file. Besides, it heightens the readability of the configuration file.
Downsides: