Darren Schroeder

I've noticed this before and just chalked it up to nushell hearing the ctrl-c when the prompt was running and therefore breaking that from running too. I'm not sure this...

I'm hoping at some point we can change the way that our single quotes and double quotes are interpreted. I'd prefer to have something like a sigil that means interpret...

I think you have to use backticks with paths with spaces in them. If you try to autocomplete, I believe it autocompletes with backticks too.

We're looking for suggestions to make this better. My suggestion was to use a sigil like `@"some string"` or `@'some string'` to indicate to nushell that escapes should be processed....

There already is a `run-external` command but the issue here is double quotes. Double quotes interpret escapes in nushell.

Thanks for your input. We've been round and round about this. Sometimes it's good to expand the tilde and sometimes it isn't. We need to be able to do both...

Thanks! I can see how that simplifies some things. I'll be interested to see what others think about this on. My guess is that this won't be accepted because `make`...

I'm guessing that dev.nu would have a higher likelihood of landing. It also makes me wonder if some part of std.nu should include this type of tools to help build...

> could you explain what you mean here? 😌 I just mean that I use `cargo nextest` and not `cargo test`. It's faster due to running more in parallel. Our...

@amtoine I'm wondering if this should be in stdlib as some `build.nu` or some such thing? When we start sourcing stdlib automatically, it would encourage adoption with some documentation that...