3 ms·

I'd skip that and use mise. It's an asdf compatible manager and does so much more. It manages scripts (replacing make), environment variables and it's super fas

• wiradikusuma 11mo ago
  I have a feeling somebody will link that xkcd post soon...
  • figmert 11mo ago
    Perhaps. But I wouldn't be so sure. It has functionality to replace the following tools: - make (via its tasks feature) - direnv (via its environments features) - Just about most package managers (via it's dev tools features) It has backends for just about anything (aqua, cargo, asdf, gem, github, go, etc). It allows for locking your tooling similar to a package.json lock file. And the nice thing is that it does it a lot better those tools (I recently found out make gobbles up any error codes and returns 2).