I've seen them. Let's see how they tackle those problems. I don't think fish, as a shell you're probably not using for checked-in scripts, needs too much backwa

I've seen them. Let's see how they tackle those problems. I don't think fish, as a shell you're probably not using for checked-in scripts, needs too much backwards compat. I know it's a meme, and I don't enjoy Rust that much myself (though definitely more than cpp). At the same time the reasoning is sound, the average open source contributor imo will more likely contribute to a Rust project, rather than a cpp project. I support the whole thing even if it's just for the maintainers to have more fun maintaining the project (not that I'm suggesting this is the reason), after all they're the ones maintaining it.