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… an error parsing a yml file. Right now we do not, which makes debugging and fixing the error needlessly complicated
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I have tested this locally with some badly formatted YMLs.
This looks good to me, as it is a small change I am approving and merging myself.
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Give the name of the YML file which causes an exception when there is an error parsing a yml file. Right now we do not, which makes debugging and fixing the error needlessly complicated
For example, instead of crashing, we will give the most verbose error we can. For example, this is the result of trying to parse an invalid YML now

Unfortunately, we can't give a more detailed error than this, or recommendation of what to fix, but this is typically enough that when the file is opened, especially in an IDE with YML support, it is clear what the issue is.