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by jdxcode 1y ago
> I've had substantial frustration with multiple tools all trying to redo my PATH for me, usually to make themselves the first thing. it doesn't do this, you can even use shims with mise if you really want to > Maybe it woul
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by jdxcode 1y ago
ah I think I misinterpreted this to mean remote caching
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by jdxcode 1y ago
> But I do think the new monorepo tasks are very on-brand for it. They don't seem so much as to add deep functionality as to provide a convention for finding and running other Mise files in a repo. yeah, "fancy bash scripts&quo
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by jdxcode 1y ago
This is fair. mise (by design) does nothing to help with that sort of thing. It's also definitely designed for languages outside C/C++, and to a lesser degree Java. mise tasks are basically just fancy bash scripts though, so I cou
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by jdxcode 1y ago
I’m not super familiar with moon, but I think it’d be fair to say mise started out solving the tool problem where moon solved the build problem first. I’d expect both to be more fleshed out than the other in both departments. You could prob
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by jdxcode 1y ago
I’d argue it’s mise’s indifference to project source code and library dependencies that gives it the simplicity worth using. There’s a couple exceptions to that boundary but in general that’s where mise stops.
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by jdxcode 1y ago
I hope never! scope is big enough!
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by jdxcode 1y ago
I'm really excited about this. I think it blends the both worlds of simple task runners like just/taskfile while also having a lot of the power of tools like bazel/buck2. Excited to hear about what people build!
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Mise: Monorepo Tasks(github.com)
379 points by jdxcode 1y ago|94 comments
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by jdxcode 1y ago
Another reason is that copyleft licenses are kryptonite in large organizations.
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by jdxcode 1y ago
those are the default macos keybindings for en-dash and em-dash characters
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by jdxcode 1y ago
TFA does mention the fourth one is preferred in part because of cleaning. I think they wanted to show something that maximized for splash and a more realistic solution.
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by jdxcode 1y ago
because python isn't the only language?
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by jdxcode 1y ago
did the economist edit the title? it uses "seize"
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by jdxcode 2y ago
Yes you can sync versions python versions bidirectionally with uv and mise. I intend to make further deeper integrations with uv where possible directly into mise core in order to offload python complexity out of mise and into uv where poss
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by jdxcode 2y ago
the reality that I'm sure you've heard me say many times is that I'm just not a python dev and astral is likely always going to build a better solution around python than I ever could. They've just focused a lot more on
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by jdxcode 2y ago
ideally mise could be replaced entirely by uv or at least just be a thin wrapper around uv (in some ways that's already the case), but given this article requires the use of the custom uv-python-symlink utility it seems uv isn't q
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by jdxcode 2y ago
in fact I do believe I have a solution to this problem. I should have this fully implemented soon but right now it is not. First, I intend to be able to define simple "dependencies", but IMO that's not the interesting part. I
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by jdxcode 2y ago
of course I selected the best benchmark. Once I ran a benchmark that had higher numbers I edited my response—I was up front about that. So far 0 benchmarks show that lefthook is faster and I doubt there could be one knowing how both of them
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by jdxcode 2y ago
mise is my solution to that problem. I don't think it should be the job of a hook manager to install things developers should have installed for other reasons anyways.
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by jdxcode 2y ago
pkl is so good I don't think I need plugins for hk
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by jdxcode 2y ago
it just needs to define shell script
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by jdxcode 2y ago
This project is brand new. I've only spent 3 days on it and this doc I half finished today. That said, I just did some benchmarks and it certainly is much faster than its peers. 4.6x faster than lefthook and 6.1x faster than pre-commit
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by jdxcode 2y ago
I also looked into WASI as well as lua until I ultimately decided that I think I can get rid of the concept of plugins altogether in favor of pkl. We'll see how well that works out but right now I don't have any use-cases that wou
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by jdxcode 2y ago
I haven't even built it, let alone benchmark it. I don't think people are realizing this thing is like a 3 day old project (in terms of actual work). The about page is a bunch of scratch I wrote today (and didn't even finish
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by jdxcode 2y ago
don't know the specifics of this situation, but in general it's common for governments to simply not enforce laws making actions illegal but tolerated.
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by jdxcode 2y ago
I agree, overzealousness sounds like the most likely reason for this. > Starting on January 19, 2025 Facebook's internal policy makers decided that Linux is malware and labelled groups associated with Linux as being "cybersecur
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by jdxcode 2y ago
do you happen to have any examples of what didn't work well? I'm just curious as I switched to vscode and later jetbrains after a decade with vim and I find all of them to be great, though I usually have to modify an option or 2 t
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by jdxcode 2y ago
what the heck is "four-dimensional drag-and-drop"?
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by jdxcode 2y ago
I totally see the point of this, but still, you have to admit this is pretty funny: > Developers sometimes experience trouble debugging the quarter-million line amalgamation source file because some debuggers are only able to handle sour

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