Use build.rs-generated YAML file for configuring workflows #29

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opened 2025-01-23 03:11:33 +00:00 by ryan · 0 comments
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TOML is starting to feel tedious. Until we get the HCL version, YAML is a more concise and more flexible option. I'm not the biggest fan of YAML's bare strings, yes == true, and other things, but I am willing to work with it for now.

Most of the files will be stored in crates/icepick/workflows/<module_name>/<workflow_name>.yaml, which will be automatically parsed by build.rs and added to a configuration file.

TOML is starting to feel tedious. Until we get the HCL version, YAML is a more concise and more flexible option. I'm not the biggest fan of YAML's bare strings, `yes == true`, and other things, but I am willing to work with it for now. Most of the files will be stored in `crates/icepick/workflows/<module_name>/<workflow_name>.yaml`, which will be automatically parsed by `build.rs` and added to a configuration file.
ryan added this to the Custody Framework project 2025-01-23 08:51:42 +00:00
ryan added this to the Icepick v0.2.0 milestone 2025-01-23 08:51:46 +00:00
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