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I know. I just don't want to. There's no point in learning fish scripting, you won't use them anywhere unless you want your colleagues to hate you because now they also have to learn it for no reason.
I only use my scripts privately and my scripts are now shorter and easier to read and maintain. Also I use it as my everyday shell, and I couldn't be happier with a shell right now, that I know of. The documentation is also extremely good. Simple to understand, and a small language.
There's a big point to learning it if you like its design principles. But if you don't, then there isn't. ๐
Enjoy whatever shell you like!