Douglas

@fdncred Can you reopen? As noted in the PR, it only implements passing a record into `stor insert`, but not a list. As you can see in the first example,...

> A git bisect would be helpful to figure out what PR broke this functionality. Agreed - Just wanted to make sure I got the issue in since I didn't...

> Maybe this? Excellent - That worked great. Bisected to #12625 / https://github.com/nushell/nushell/commit/460a1c8f874b503cb4140619838be483600f00ce cc: @WindSoilder

> Actually I don't think `ls` shold guarantee the order of output. It's sorted by date occasionally, maybe users shouldn't rely on it. I disagree. Historically (other shells/binaries) and AFAIK...

I'm not able to reproduce this on 0.95 or 0.94.2 using your exact example. It's working for me, and given that both `def` and `const` are parser keywords, I don't...

Just for fun, I also tested on 0.89 and it was working there as well. As far as I know, this *should* work as far back as [0.74](https://www.nushell.sh/blog/2023-01-10-nushell_0_74.html) since that's...

@kubouch I'd like to consider reopening this issue since the root problem isn't fixed. In my testing with normal coreutils `rmdir` under Ubuntu 22.04 and Bash, the `rmdir` behavior is...

I'm not totally happy when I have to assign `$in` to a variable, but I'm not sure this quite "works" from a parser/syntax perspective. As I mentioned in #13215, I...

I think the initial concern that prompted this request has been addressed in #13357. Now, `$in` is reusable throughout the closure. Can this be closed?

Exactly, and it's not a one-for-one signature match with the suggested alternative either.