Really enjoyed being a guest on Remote Ruby chatting about mise/portable ruby and my other dev tools
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Really enjoyed being a guest on Remote Ruby chatting about mise/portable ruby and my other dev tools
www.buzzsprout.com/2260490/epis...
morge : when slop finds its way into production
Haven’t actually tried it on a real box but I got the ci suite to run on windows
if it's been a while since you've checked out pitchfork.jdx.dev or hk.jdx.dev, give them another go. They've gone through a bunch of enhancements in recent weeks/months.
Getting Claude to start writing release notes is one of the best decisions I’ve made lately github.com/jdx/mise/rel...
that's right Claude
Yeah I think a different CLI was the right call. It all came together pretty easily not shoehorning this into mise
usage+claude (usage.jdx.dev) is truly insane. I can take any CLI and super-charge it with completions in an hour what would've taken me months before. (also a hint at my latest side-quest)
Yeah I use fish myself so you can definitely expect strong support there
That was such an impressive talk! Thank you so much!
same here. I don't really like using mise for rust either—rustup is just too good
would love to be on the show sometime!
I like graphite and all, but this lax security bugs the crap outta me
if you haven't seen it the new http backend might be useful for that use-case. It's designed for making it easier to integrate internally-built tarballs without needing a plugin.
mise is the obvious place I would like to use it but I know the community would love to see an effort like IndyGreg and now astral with portable pythons: github.com/astral-sh/py...
If there was a similar effort for ruby it could benefit all the ruby version managers.
I haven't tried building portable rubies but there seems to have been nascent attempts people have had in the past for it but nothing seems to maintained. The homebrew one notably states in the readme it isn't intended for general use. It's a problem I don't see anyone working on.
is your precompiling specific to hatchbox? there's definitely a big appetite out there for general purpose prebuilt rubies!
The Disneyland map has a typo in it
spf13/viper may be the only good thing about building CLIs in Go, but damn is it good.
I just learned about Unix `sponge` and can’t wait to cat/grep/sed my next file in place
Mise does officially support pnpm on windows
I'm calling this the first "early beta" of hk: github.com/jdx/hk/relea...
I'd be an idiot if I gave out any kind of date here but I can definitely say this project has piqued my interest a lot lately. The way I'm handling parallel lints in hk I am not aware of anyone having done before.
good news and bad news on the hk front. The good news is I have loads of ideas on parallelism that should improve linting performance in different situations even more. The bad news is it's pushed v1 out a bit more.
a mise contributor not only added tests to the PR but _windows_ tests: github.com/jdx/mise/pul...
color me impressed.
