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The point isn't executables that happen to be written in {ba,}sh, it's wrappers that attempt to add functionality to your commandline. For example, Python's vir
by sirclueless 14y ago
The point isn't executables that happen to be written in {ba,}sh, it's wrappers that attempt to add functionality to your commandline. For example, Python's virtualenv and Ruby's rvm presumably don't work.
- ash 14y agoI agree with your point. But virtualenv has support for fish: . your_env/bin/activate.fish https://github.com/pypa/virtualenv/blob/develop/virtualenv_embedded/activate.fish https://github.com/pypa/virtualenv/blob/develop/virtualenv_e...
- aerique 14y agoAh, I didn't think of that (no experience with neither virtualenv nor rvm). So thanks for the clarification.