📝 YAML Comments

Comments in YAML start with a # and continue to the end of the line. They're ignored when parsing the file, but perfect for explaining your config or disabling certain lines.

📝 Example: Adding Comments

Cleaned config (without comments) will appear here...

💡 Pro Tip: Use comments to explain tricky config options or temporarily disable lines while debugging.

📚 Summary

Comments start with a #
You can put them on their own line or after a key-value pair
Comments are ignored by YAML parsers
Use them liberally to make your YAML readable and safe

🧠 Bonus: YAML Comment Example

# Database configuration
database:
  host: localhost
  port: 5432
  # password: secret123  ← temporarily disabled line

Comments like this can prevent accidental server mishaps and clarify weird config choices for your future self.