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Changelog

v0.3.0 (Jan 21 2023)

  • add and document some basic usage examples
  • nix:
    • update comity
    • add devShell for trying out shellswain interactively

v0.2.0 (Jan 17 2023)

  • stop exporting PROMPT_COMMAND

    Not 100% certain on this change, but I see a prompt plugin maintainer with clear conviction that exporting it is wrong.

v0.1.0 (Jan 15 2023)

  • refactor to clearly define public/private API and regularize naming
  • draft initial documentation for those APIs
  • adapt to bash 5.1 (replace workarounds for 5.0 bugs)
  • add tests

Prerelease

In 2018, the code that would eventually become shellswain started off as part of a larger shell history module project (eventually named shell-hag) in my shell profile.

In 2019 I realized that shell-hag's logistic layer might make a good foundation for other projects, so I teased it out and created shellswain.

Since they weren't designed as separate projects, this process left some messy cross-cutting naming patterns and responsibility boundaries where the projects bled together.

I didn't want to cut a release without fixing this, but figuring out how to better integrate Bash/Shell projects with Nix was higher up my priority list. That yak-shave, which led to https://github.com/abathur/resholve, has kept me from getting back to this for a while.

This is all to say that shellswain is newly released in 2023, but I've been using it daily via my Bash profile for about 4 years already.