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incompatible with nushell #153

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eikaramba opened this issue Apr 11, 2023 · 4 comments
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incompatible with nushell #153

eikaramba opened this issue Apr 11, 2023 · 4 comments

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@eikaramba
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eikaramba commented Apr 11, 2023

Describe the bug

with nushell, nu is already starting the nushell. i am not sure how this can be fixed. i tried the same powershell command just replaced it with nu, but this did not help.

Reproduction

install https://www.nushell.sh and type nu

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windows x64

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npm

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@uxiew
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uxiew commented Jun 11, 2023

maybe rename nu to nux, cuz nu is rarely used.

@Lord-Valen
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Lord-Valen commented Jun 19, 2023

maybe rename nu to nux, cuz nu is rarely used.

Wouldn't nup be more obvious?

Even better would be to just not hyper-abbreviate commands and leave that to user aliases instead so as to avoid current and future name conflicts. Subcommands would be a good idea since we could then provide just one bin (less surface area means less chance for conflict). Hell, with subcommands we can keep the hyper-abbreviated commands e.g. n i, n u, n un etc. and users could alias these to ni, nu, nun and such.

@vaaski
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vaaski commented Aug 26, 2023

Maybe an option to "blacklist" certain aliases in the config which could then get forwarded to the next best thing in PATH?

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U can alias the command of this tool in the terminal profile or config file.

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