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The problem (for me) with using non standard CLI is that whenever I'm using some other computer (i.e. a VM I spun up, server I'm ssh'd into, etc) said custom to
by umvi 2y ago
The problem (for me) with using non standard CLI is that whenever I'm using some other computer (i.e. a VM I spun up, server I'm ssh'd into, etc) said custom tools are no longer available unless I go out of my way to install them and I have to fall back on standard coreutils. So for me it only seems worth custom CLI tooling if you are relatively stable in your work environment.