1.0.0

🚀 Version 1.0.0 is a major reimagining of the project and includes numerous breaking changes. The primary focus has been shifted away from managing flat environment variable files (and sourcing them into new shell sessions via symbolic links) to managing collections of autoloaded functions. This change enables a great deal more functionality and makes pond a more flexible tool to work with.

The following list details some of the major functional changes and improvements being introduced:

• It is now possible to add your own custom functions to a pond! 👨🏻‍🔬 pond dir <name> puts you in a pond directory from where you can add any number of function files with .fish extension
• The load command now modifies fish_funtion_path to expose functions in a pond to the current shell session using autoloading; similarly, the enable command maintains a list of enabled ponds which will be added to fish_funtion_path whenever a new fish session is started
• Pond no longer creates, nor does it source, an env_vars.fish file for each pond; this functionality has been replaced by special init and deinit functions that can optionally be created on a per-pond basis (refer to the init and deinit commands for usage)
• The edit command has been removed; environment variables should be added to an init function which can be created (and opened in an interactive editor) using the init command
• Support for 'private' ponds has been removed; this functionality only made sense in the context of proposed future command additions (e.g. import, export)
• The unload command no longer attempts to parse variable names from env_vars.fish or erase them from the shell environment, instead add a suitable deinit function to each pond and perform any cleanup operations such as set -e ... there
• Workflow tests have been refactored and plugin installation tests added for fisher, oh-my-fish, and plug.fish 🧪
• Numerous other small fixes and improvements too numerous to list here 💤