c-blake

Personally, I think the compiler should change `noinit`/`nodecl` to `noInit`/`noDecl` and in general do a clean-up - sooner is better than later since people will probably only use style-check more...

It is true that things do currently work better than when this issue was opened in that `nimble.ini` is not necessary for regular nimble functioning out of `$HOME/.nimble`. However, without...

It sounds like `nimble test` creating some shadow `~/.config/nimble/nimble.ini` (in addition to presumably another functional one in `~/.nimble/nimble.ini`?) is a bad situation. Why does it do that? Which `nimble.ini` even...

Ok. I could still see any user asking "which?", even if the program only looks for one, especially if the program is auto-creating (for pure `~/.nimble` users) this weird `.config/nimble/nimble.ini`...

That's what @genotrance said. As mentioned, I'm not sure under what precise set of conditions (EDIT: or why it creates it).

As mentioned, I don't really use `nimble`, but I thought `nimble test` was something any package developer, not just a `nimble` dev, ran to invoke tests within their package.

Ah. That sounds much less bad. :-) If nimble devs just need to remember to clean up their own tests that isn't much of a reason to not do something,...

Python's pip uses `~/.local` for packages, but I think that's actually very rare (I honestly don't know of any besides pip!), and because of that I kinda wish it just...

I literally only have one application (`ssh`) that uses a raw $HOME entry and they are adamant and will never change. The rest is under `~/.config` or `~/.cache` and, for...

It probably comes down to interpretation of "essential". I think one valid set up for `$XDG_CACHE_HOME` is a symlink it into a RAM filesystem that is lost on any reboot..So,...