Are you denying what I've seen with my own eyes? I am saying it was an object like this:
{ "//":"make sure these are divisible by 8", "width": 640, "height": 480 }
{ "//":"make sure these are divisible by 8", "width": 640, "height": 480 }
It seems like they were thinking of some json parsers that’ll ignore just straight up anything after // before a new line in JSON (looking at you visual studio). So a .NET dev who has never touched anything but Visual Studio may make comments in the appsettings.json for a .NET project and it made all my command line parsers throw errors. Thanks Microsoft.