In the Powershell model, I thought things stayed as structured objects in reality, although the UI was ready to render them as text. This seems to be about continuing to use text, but to being disciplined about formatting.
If the above characterisation is right, it is a middle-ground between Powershell and traditional methods.
Also, this is not introducing a new shell language.
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In the Powershell model, I thought things stayed as structured objects in reality, although the UI was ready to render them as text. This seems to be about continuing to use text, but to being disciplined about formatting.
If the above characterisation is right, it is a middle-ground between Powershell and traditional methods.
Also, this is not introducing a new shell language.