Closed pwizenty closed 3 years ago
Hmm, I'd still argue for supporting both .yml and .yaml as valid file extensions for both Docker Compose and Kubernetes files. A YAML file can reside in a .yml or .yaml file and I suspect both technologies supporting either file extension.
Edit: At least for reading. Writing files with a determined extension of the two mentioned above seems fine to me.
The extension was changed from .yml to .yaml to be consistent with the Kubernetes deployments extensions.