Not to mention using an actual language aids readability, extensibility, and static analysis, unlike a data exchange format. Starlark is a benefit, not a con, so YAML feels like a major step backwards.
I'm generally happy with Blaze/Bazel, so I'm not necessarily in the target market for Moonrepo, I guess.
EDIT: This isn't really competing with Blaze/Bazel either when I look at the execution model. It goes back to imperatively defined tasks instead of declaratively defined dependencies, which feels more spirtually aligned with Make than Blaze/Bazel.
I'm generally happy with Blaze/Bazel, so I'm not necessarily in the target market for Moonrepo, I guess.
EDIT: This isn't really competing with Blaze/Bazel either when I look at the execution model. It goes back to imperatively defined tasks instead of declaratively defined dependencies, which feels more spirtually aligned with Make than Blaze/Bazel.