Logger: homeassistant.config How do i get to this file

Sequences contain arrays, the sequence is of importance here. Again

action:
alias:
condition:
id:
trigger:

This is the result of an automation created by the UI automation editor. It stores the keys in alphabetical order, as it is of no importance. Hence

automation:
  action:
    - service: notify.notify
      data:
        message: "Testing conditional actions"
    - service: scene.turn_on
      target:
        entity_id: scene.office_at_evening

the child items of action: element form an array, an ordered, indexed list of items and order is of importance. Again, using

    - service: notify.notify
      data:
        message: "Testing conditional actions"

or

    - data:
        message: "Testing conditional actions"
      service: notify.notify

is equally valid.

PS: I was referring to the “parsing” of i.e configuration.yaml , every d… time some processes need to read a file … i doesn’t just jump down to line 437 (top-to-buttom), and as mention , DROP your attempt to even try convincing me that a written random order is a healthy nor sane way of writing code, regardless of what works, because you will end up in situations where it don’t … keep writing your code as you want, dont teach other random chaos … Order Does Matter, if not in the direct “interpretation” then in usage , and specially if you have a Yaml with +500 lines