I have a ~/.config/fish/functions/tasks.fish script that is actually a
'tasks' function. I don't need to invoke the script directly. I just
run 'tasks' on the command line and it does its job. You know, a very
trivial fish-shell practice.
But that doesn't work with the 'watch' command:
$ watch
I don't see any reason to convert to Bash. watch(1) (on my system) executes
its argument with "sh -c" unless the -x option is given in which case it uses
exec(2). Read the man page.
One options is to make whatever function you want to watch into a command (fish
script in a file). Make sure t
