Readit Newsjntrnr1 commented on Introducing nushell jonathanturner.org/2019/0... · Posted by u/bradleybuda
Job management?
Not yet, though we're talking about a few possible approaches.
Seems its only one level deep, no tables of tables are shown. Powershell has a lot of issues but one cool thing is you can access output as nested object data. Seems like the logical evolution.
You can have tables of tables. To get to the inner table data, you can use the 'get' command to retrieve it and work with it.
There are 464 dependencies in the complete tree when doing `cargo install`.
That's a bit too many. But it's not often you compile your shell from scratch.
It's definite a lot. We're looking into making more of the features optional, so you can streamline it if you want.
Whoa. It has been a while since I've seen something that truly feels like it can revolutionise my workflow. Amazing job to everyone involved in this project!
Really excited to try this, surprised that there is no pre-built binaries. Are these planned?
Yes, we'll hopefully have those up soon.
Nu looks very promising. Are there any prebuilt binaries available?
Not yet, but we'll try to post some soon.