Suggestion: mise

[henrebotha]

I saw this project mentioned in a comment on HN, and wanted to throw in my recommendation for mise. It is basically a combination of direnv (per-directory environment variable management) and nvm/rbenv/pyenv (language version management, except mise does this for all languages, not just one). It also offers the ability to define tasks, so it performs a function similar to something like make; though I think this feature is less important to this project's goal than the others.

It has the same kind of "elegance" in my mind as tools like Fzf and Vim, which is why I suggest it. I have (very quickly) come to think of it as being one of the "main" components of my shell setup, alongside Zsh, Tmux, and Vim.

[hiAndrewQuinn]

Good day Henre, I'll give it a try! This seems like the kind of thing that fills a gap in Shell Bling Ubuntu we don't really have any replacement for. It also indeed looks generalized enough that it can help most developers, which is a trait I try to emphasize when vetting a package to add to the scripts.