> all that's left is a tool like Elixir's mix This so much. Mix is so pleasant to work with, but getting an OCaml project off the ground requires messing with

> all that's left is a tool like Elixir's mix This so much. Mix is so pleasant to work with, but getting an OCaml project off the ground requires messing with dune + esy if you want consistent and isolated package management. It's a massive pain.