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Hi. Maybe it is a good idea - use pry for some shell-based actions and some additional modules for replacing bash functionality?

Would be better user experience if Ctrl-C wouldn't result in a backtrace.

I have a suggestion: encapsulating commands so you can use ruby code to execute a command.

This would be useful to automate commands that don't have a (useful) library.

It could be implemented by having a command task class and have the user create a child class and overriding a flags hash and the run function. (Maybe a parse function to handle the output.)

We talked briefly at one point about this project, but I was again
toying with a ruby shell, and am thinking about this problem again.

I have a very specific direction I would like to take Rush. I want to
make it a friendly, highly interactive shell -- much more than it
currently is. I want to use Ruby to make the shell an even more
enjoyable environment.

To that end, I ask: what are your goals for Rush? Personally, I am
interested in creative freedom and the ability to explore the
problem. I don't want to invest in Rush if our goals are very
different. For example, I see little value in the remote/ssh
replacement aspects of
Rush, and would probably completely remove these features.

Would be nice if piping would be supported:

ls | grep foo

or provide some better interfaces for this:

ls.grep foo

Hey! Thanks for continuing this project. At this point the docs are kind of missing, and the only way to figure out how to make use of it on a day to day basis, would be trial and error, and looking through the code. If Sergey is using it on a daily basis, could you please add a more real world example/article/blogspot about it's usage?

Now it's complex and I don't understand clearly how it works. Moreover, is cause crashes sometime.

Mongel is used for running web-server on remote machine and put requests there. At first, it's insane, we can just use ssh tunnels. And the worst: mongrel doesn't even works, I can't install it.

TODO: ssh via net/ssh or some other tool.