Periods having meaning to many parsers. JSON and YAML for instance will assign different types to app-name vs app.name. TOML requires brackets to support periods. This is why you rarely, if ever, see periods used to delimit strings in any language. We have introduced periods to nearly every aspect of this project. As a result we are forced to do strange things to support something that has dubious technical reasons for its introduction.
We will remove periods from the project and replace them with the preferred delimiter of the code being generated.
Viper is case insensitive, use stapler case for cli args https://github.com/spf13/viper/pull/635. They use crazy case to showcase the insensitivity. - is a safer choice to avoid conflicting keys.
logrus-level: info
yaml camelCase - follow the conventions found in k8s itself
Periods having meaning to many parsers. JSON and YAML for instance will assign different types to
app-namevsapp.name. TOML requires brackets to support periods. This is why you rarely, if ever, see periods used to delimit strings in any language. We have introduced periods to nearly every aspect of this project. As a result we are forced to do strange things to support something that has dubious technical reasons for its introduction.We will remove periods from the project and replace them with the preferred delimiter of the code being generated.
Helm camelCase https://helm.sh/docs/chart_best_practices/values/#naming-conventions
Viper is case insensitive, use stapler case for cli args https://github.com/spf13/viper/pull/635. They use crazy case to showcase the insensitivity.
-is a safer choice to avoid conflicting keys.yaml camelCase - follow the conventions found in k8s itself
json camelCase - following k8s practice