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We're all for optimizing the code. That just needs to be done without breaking it. Otherwise, users will report problems and we'll have to revert those "optimizations" back in order...

IMO a C substitute is acceptable but should be a last resort -- as we'll have to keep it in sync with the Bash code and, what is more important,...

> @native-api are there any docs on how to run tests? I updated according to a similar PR I found, but want to be thorough in my approach here There's...

Are those ennvars a part of a public API? Who says you can rely on them being set?

> @native-api I have no idea? I'm not deeply versed in either project. All I did was observe the lack of a shell prompt being set in the env auto...

Diagnosed the issue. The environment is actually still active in the subshell (all the revelant envvars are set), it just disappears from the prompt because `PS1` is reset by `/etc/zshrc`'s...

In any case, I was writing a fix by detecting this situation (`PS1` is reset to the original value), but is stumped by the fact that when `pyenv-sh-activate` code runs,...

> ```shell > ➜ show-native-api conda activate show-native-api > > CommandNotFoundError: Your shell has not been properly configured to use 'conda activate'. > ``` Found the reason for this. Since...

> Wiki pages can currently be edited by any Github user which is kind of a Security Threat. It might also lead to misbehaviour of individuals. Instead I would suggest...

> I also have a question closely linked to this issue. I recently created a pyenv plugin called [pyenv-link](https://github.com/real-yfprojects/pyenv-link). I would like to see it being listed in the corresponding...