> I’m not disparaging it generally though. Definitely, it was neat how the developers gave you a survey if you did use "eject". But I think the answer is to d

> I’m not disparaging it generally though. Definitely, it was neat how the developers gave you a survey if you did use "eject". But I think the answer is to deal with the issue of making tools more easily composable, or improving the documentation of how to use them, rather than providing the abstraction.