As long as other readers of the action are aware of what's happening, this seems pretty useful. There's been many adventures where my shell script, starting ou

As long as other readers of the action are aware of what's happening, this seems pretty useful. There's been many adventures where my shell script, starting out as a few lines basically mirroring what I typed in by hand, has grown to a hundred-line-plus monster where I wish that I had real arrays and types and the included batteries in the Python stdlib. I'm definitely not going to use this to implement my company's build actions in elisp.