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How do you use different languages for configuration?

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How do you use different languages for configuration?

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like in this post, how do you use another language for configuration? Do you use another language to generate others? Am I misunderstanding something? I am very confused

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huh this post just gave me a weird idea:

what if .cfg files could be replaced with .nix files?

tbh I don’t have any deeper thoughts about this as it just popped into my head just now

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