Add support for short YAML file extension #8
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When I tried out Slippers it didn't work initially because I had created a "components.yml" file instead of "components.yaml". I didn't see the system check message either because the log statements already moved it too far up the terminal. I'm not sure what suffix is more widely used but, for example, Docker Compose refers its config as "docker-compose.yml" while suporting both file endings: > The Compose file is a YAML file defining services, networks and > volumes. The default path for a Compose file is ./docker-compose.yml. > > Tip: You can use either a .yml or .yaml extension for this file. > They both work.
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When I tried out Slippers it didn't work initially because I had created a "components.yml" file instead of "components.yaml". I didn't see the system check message either because the log statements already moved it too far up the terminal.
I'm not sure what suffix is more widely used but, for example, Docker Compose refers its config as "docker-compose.yml" while suporting both file endings: