Theirs, unfortunately.

I use it to regenerate.env.secrets from my password manager and apply a `nix develop` shell in project directories.

Don't know you, so this may not be applicable, but have you tried `direnv`?

`direnv` applies a .envrc file on entering/leaving directories, and it can apply a _lot_ of different types of things.

Looks like nushell has a config doc here www.nushell.sh/cookbook/dir...

Right on all, thank you for the explanation - shape cache makes total sense!

Or at least places where you're not going to modify the ancestor class, more like

Am I correct that it's because it goes outside the actual ancestors chain and just hard assigns (what I think I see when I read the C code on ruby-doc)?

So, it's sort of more like "inject", where include and prepend are ancestors? ie, it'd be only really useful for direct construction type stuff?

OH! I was this many years into ruby when I realized there was an _instance level extend_, I didn't realize that existed!

`f.singleton_class.prepend(SomeModule)`

I think that puts SomeModule in front of the singleton class in the ancestor chain and calls the `.prepended(m)` method on SomeModule with m = singleton class.

Isn't that `Module.prepend`? And then `Object.prepended`?

I'm certain I'm missing something though...

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