I’m not a fan of Roswell it’s self but I see the value. The LISP ecosystem is not bash centric as most languages today are. It wraps everything it’s own cli wh

I’m not a fan of Roswell it’s self but I see the value. The LISP ecosystem is not bash centric as most languages today are. It wraps everything it’s own cli which, while powerful break the common interface that most developers today have become accustomed to. I know that I would have enjoyed a good bash cli interface for managing my lisp packages using some of the notions developed in ruby / python / javascript e.g. project local installs (quick-lisp i stalls packages globally by default), project lock files for versioning, package binaries / commands (things like Rake, Rspec, NPM run scripts). You can do all of this stuff with your lisp install it’s just more complicated and requires more steps.