Darren Schroeder

@NotTheDr01ds reminded me that if you're looking for abbreviation expansion, nushell can do already that if setup properly. https://www.nushell.sh/blog/2024-05-15-top-nushell-hacks.html

I'm struggling to understand the value with this command and that's not a criticism of your hard work here. I know fish has abbr's and aliases, but I never really...

I'd personally push for these type of changes built into aliases. Aliases need some work (jus search the issues) and it would be nice to clean them up a bit...

A few thoughts from me 1. I agree that doing this across platforms and terminals is fiddly 2. I think this command is fun 3. I think the name shouldn't...

I wonder if it would also be helpful to have some nushell items in here like the theme colors ala `$env.config.color_config`. Another idea is since you're querying the terminal you...

if uu_mktemp crate creates it in the tmp dir by default, as your examples show above, then this is a bug in our implementation _or_ we're not running the latest...

I believe `nu -l` loads configs now. You can see that doing something like `nu -l -c "ls" --log-level debug` and you'll see some log statements that show the config...

yup, i've always thought the 1..3..100 functionality was unintuitive. I prefer seq's behavior. 1..3..100 means 3 minus 1 is 2 so count by 2's starting at 1. 1..6..100 means 6...

I mostly use it like in the range command for filtering outliers. ```nushell $data | sort | range 2..(-3) ``` So, assuming `$data` is like a list of sorted durations,...

> [F](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/fsharp/language-reference/loops-for-in-expression). This is an interesting one. Here, it is start .. skip .. finish, so 1..2..10 will give 1 3 5 7 9. This is how the *nix `seq`...