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Depends on the extremes that you want to debate. I don't think every single config option is unnecessary but should be weighted against the ability for the tool to innovate and the actual usefulness. Some options can be predicted to actively prevent certain architectural changes.
I also think public API is grouped in the same category. When its phrased like that I don't think I'm being controversial. Most tools just dont seen to give it adequate consideration when it'll eventually bite them in the ass.
@evanpriestley also summarized it super well https://secure.phabricator.com/T8227
That hits the nail on the head
I'd even go so far and apply that thinking to code. Every if-statement introduces a whole other branch one has to test for. It can in the worst case double the surface area for bugs. That's why I believe in writing less code matters
Every time you add a configuration option you’re saying “I don’t understand my users” Alternatively “I don’t know who is and who isn’t my user”
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