jdx @jdxcode

I make open source dev tools at https://t.co/lrm2L4TahM like mise, aube, fnox, hk, pitchfork. Previously I wrote the heroku cli and oclif. ex-amazon/meta. jdx.dev Dallas, TX Joined July 2006

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jdx @jdxcode

a day ago

@ClimbingNarc I should set up some swag! I would ask you to send it but in Texas there’s like 2 weeks I could actually wear it haha

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jdx @jdxcode

3 days ago

@endupwithkc did he not remove the stitch in his vent?

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it's built with reflinks, so if you delete ~/Library/Caches/mbx you'll still have reflinked target directories in your projects you would need to delete. definitely don't do that. the best way to use it is to just let it manage its own size, you don't need to run `mbx gc` or anything. once you set up the shim it should automatically cap the size of its directory and clean up old target directories. by default the cap is 5% of the size of your drive or 10GiB min to 100GiB max if you have a very small/large drive.

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Jeffrey Guenther @jeffreyguenther

4 days ago

Mr. Boxington by @jdxcode has saved the day. Before using it my machine was getting CRUSHED having multiple agents writing Rust. I would get alerts constantly of the HDD being full. Problem solved!

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jdx @jdxcode

5 days ago

@jacobbednarz oh i think 2 or 3 people did this just yesterday so it definitely wasn't targeted at anyone

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jdx @jdxcode

6 days ago

why do users sometimes submit an issue then immediately write a pr? do some maintainers prefer this for some reason?

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jdx @jdxcode

5 days ago

@lachie_h not really, not sure what kind of coordination you're looking for but we could probably add this

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jdx @jdxcode

5 days ago

@ryantheleach @markjaquith that's not the situation i'm talking about, i'm talking about users that do both at the same time

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jdx @jdxcode

6 days ago

@canonicalmodel ah i see what you're saying

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jdx @jdxcode

6 days ago

@markjaquith I definitely don’t like it, it’s just fragments the conversation into 2 places

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jdx @jdxcode

6 days ago

@canonicalmodel I think everyone missed the "immediately" in my post

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jdx @jdxcode

6 days ago

@turanmahmudov That’s not what I’m talking about. I’m talking about users immediately opening the PR with no discussion

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jdx @jdxcode

6 days ago

@yordisprieto i suppose one thing i hadn't thought of until just now is that prs are often cluttered with ai review noise

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jdx @jdxcode

6 days ago

@mordechai_hadad @DanielLockyer i think contributors should use discord a lot more, (at least it works well for me), it's easy to just send me a line like "hey i noticed x is it ok if i work on y?". one advantage of this for them is that i'll be a lot more likely to accept the pr since i already said it was ok

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jdx @jdxcode

6 days ago

@jinmatt now if they ignore clear rules in CONTRIBUTING.md, i close the PR, then they just open a new one they just get an instant ban. no need to yell but if people don't bother to check the rules i would prefer they just never come back. this happens probably once or twice a week

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jdx @jdxcode

6 days ago

@jinmatt to be clear, i wouldn't be upset with someone for doing this, but i would prefer they don't since it just adds to my workload

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jdx @jdxcode

6 days ago

@berenddeboer ah hadn't thought of that

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jdx @jdxcode

6 days ago

@DanielLockyer i could see it making sense if there was a policy that maintainers need to accept an issue first, but without that it's just a bunch of noise

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jdx @jdxcode

6 days ago

@ByggeData @hicsfh You might need to send me a discussion, mise will use system versions if no version is specified so long as one exists. It only errors out if it can’t possibly run anything