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update to nushell version 0.86.1 #1

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@fdncred fdncred commented Nov 6, 2023

This is just a friendly update to move the code to the latest nushell syntax version 0.86.1.

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Taywee commented Nov 6, 2023

Nice! Thanks for the PR!

@Taywee Taywee merged commit 29cb751 into Taywee:main Nov 6, 2023
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Taywee commented Nov 6, 2023

Looks like 0.86.1 isn't released yet. I'll adjust this to use 0.86.0 until 0.86.1 releases.

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fdncred commented Nov 7, 2023

0.86.1 will turn into 0.87.0 on Nov 14th. I don't believe the new syntax will work in 0.86.0 though. Just trying to help people learn the new record syntax.

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Taywee commented Nov 7, 2023

Ah, for sure. Thanks. I'll try to keep it up to date. I've stopped using nushell for now, because I have a lot of files with special characters like square brackets, and commands doing their own globbing has caused me to lose some files I didn't want to (I had a file called *.opus and I didn't realize it until I had deleted much more than I wanted to).

edit: I do see this PR got merged, which is a partial solution, but I still don't want to use a shell where I can't reliably disable automatic globbing completely. This still has the problem that if I accidentally executed rm '*.opus' twice, it would still have deleted everything, with no way of telling rm that I don't want globbing.

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fdncred commented Nov 7, 2023

Yup, that PR helps quite a bit. I understand your position though. Currently there isn't an override for globbing. However, you can configure nushell to always rm to the trash can so things aren't lost by accident.

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