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There isn't a discussions page here, so I'm opening an issue.
I would like to ask the maintainers about how do they see the future of the project. What's going to be done and what does definitely not line up with the idea of comma. Or is it more or less in finished state and you just want to maintain it (as it is now)?
I ask that because I have some ideas, but I'm not sure if they fit in here.
I want to add the ability to add a bunch of packages at once in shell mode. Like , -s package1 package2 package3. Yes, it looks a lot like nix-shell -p ..., but, if I guess correctly, it can also get packages by specifying a command name and not the package name. Secondly, it can use other inputs along with nixpkgs as long as they're indexed. And most importantly (for me) it drops you back to the shell you were in and not into bash.
Result caching. Calling nix-index each time you write , command takes a lot of time and therefore is annoying. Especially if you called command just 3 seconds ago
I also have some other vague thoughts but here are the main points of my interest.
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There isn't a discussions page here, so I'm opening an issue.
I would like to ask the maintainers about how do they see the future of the project. What's going to be done and what does definitely not line up with the idea of comma. Or is it more or less in finished state and you just want to maintain it (as it is now)?
I ask that because I have some ideas, but I'm not sure if they fit in here.
, -s package1 package2 package3
. Yes, it looks a lot likenix-shell -p ...
, but, if I guess correctly, it can also get packages by specifying a command name and not the package name. Secondly, it can use other inputs along with nixpkgs as long as they're indexed. And most importantly (for me) it drops you back to the shell you were in and not into bash., command
takes a lot of time and therefore is annoying. Especially if you calledcommand
just 3 seconds agoI also have some other vague thoughts but here are the main points of my interest.
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