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Fish is nice, but syntax difference is a no-go for me. I frequently log into different servers that usually use bash. I miss simple things like alias when I t
by f311a 1y ago
Fish is nice, but syntax difference is a no-go for me.
I frequently log into different servers that usually use bash.
I miss simple things like alias when I temporary want to assign long commands to a shorter alias.
- stouset 1y agoI still script in bash and I still know bash. It’s just not that big an ordeal to code-switch between the two.
- anon7000 1y agoIt turns out that it’s pretty annoying to have completely different fundamental syntax for something like variable assignment when so many things are the same. If I’m living in bash scripts half the time anyways, it’s just fundamentally annoying to accidentally type “foo=123” into fish and to get an error. If I could use fish without set, maybe I would