RuneImp

The main benefit for hashing is simply that it doesn't require access to the target file to determine if the source changed. This can be important on certain file systems...

RustPython looks cool. Installed it and immediately ran into a problem. But it's still in development so not too surprising. I also may have done something dumb in a rush...

@dionjwa the binary is already about 2.6MB. It's hardly a lightweight. The addition of a meg or so shouldn't really affect the choice to utilize it. It needs a bit...

Yeah, I expected it would be bigger too but in my earlier discussions on the topic with @casey he'd already looked into it a bit and expects a megabyte or...

Hey @casey might [Starlark](https://bazel.build/rules/language) for [Rust](https://github.com/facebookexperimental/starlark-rust) be an option? Is modeled on Python 3, is the primary language for [Bazel](https://bazel.build/) and is thus geared more towards configuration and such. Just...

@laniakea64 I don't see the potential for a backwards compatibility problem. If `just` ever embeds a Python interpreter, or any other scripting language interpreter, your good. The inclusion of a...

@dbohdan I'd love to see Lua used but the discussion has already happened and Python was the preference. See #531 and others. Having `wasmer` or anything that has it's own...

@dbohdan one of the many problems of adding anything to `just` is that it is often used in CI/CD systems. So features can be added but they shouldn't change in...

@starthal I think Nu is a great option and was suggested early on in the discussion. But suffers from its current lack of popularity. Python on the other hand is...

> @casey by default, `sh.foo()` returns `foo`'s stdout as a string. Use `print(sh.foo())` to see it directly. I'm down voting this just because `sh.echo()` absolutely should push to stdout. That's...