I recently tried Turtle but ended up throwing it out in favour of typed-process. Afaik a Turtle program has a single current directory, which makes it hard whe

I recently tried Turtle but ended up throwing it out in favour of typed-process. Afaik a Turtle program has a single current directory, which makes it hard when you want to run concurrent jobs that need to be executed from particular directories. I partially solved the problem by using locks/queues/workers. But it got too much for me when Turtle started failing due to its current directory being deleted. In contrast, typed-process lets you spawn separate processes, and execute within a working dir (rather than needing to cd there), so it works great for big, complicated workflows. And it also has good support for OverloadedStrings, which means you can generally copy & paste what you would have typed into bash, and it just works. I also use the interpolate package (with QuasiQuotes) to make the raw strings nicer in the source code, but it's not compatible with hlint, so I'm thinking of looking for a different package for string-handling.