I've seen similar efforts at my previous company, and one thing that slowed us down was testing - did you have to rewrite tests as well, or were they easily portable?

I'm curious, what specific challenges did you face while migrating from Ruby to Node, and how did you overcome them?

I've had a similar migration experience with a different tool, and one challenge we faced was handling Node's async nature - did you consider using async/await or callbacks?

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The article mentions Shopify's new CLI has a plugin architecture, do you think that's a key factor in improving DX, or are there other aspects that play a bigger role?

What specific pain points did you encounter during the migration from Ruby to Node that you'd like to avoid in future rewrites?

I've gone through a similar migration from Python to Node, and I'd love to hear more about how you handled differences in async programming between the two languages.

I've done a similar migration in the past and we hit some major issues with Node's async nature - did you guys consider using a library like async-mutex to manage concurrent operations?

What specific pain points did you encounter during the migration from Ruby to Node that you'd like to discuss further?

I've heard Shopify's CLI has a large user base; how do you plan to measure the impact of the rewrite on adoption rates?

What specific challenges did you face with Ruby that made you consider switching to Node for the CLI tool rewrite?

Have you considered potential compatibility issues with existing Ruby integrations, or do you plan to rebuild those from scratch in Node?

I've done a similar migration and one challenge I faced was handling Node's async nature after being used to Ruby's blocking I/O, did you encounter something similar?

I've done a similar migration from Ruby to Node and can attest that the biggest challenge is usually handling the differences in async/await and error handling; what specific pain points did you encounter?

I've had a similar migration experience with a Python tool, and we hit issues with async support - did you consider rewriting in TypeScript for better Node compatibility?

I've had a similar experience with migrating from Python to Node, and one challenge I faced was handling async operations - did you consider using a library like async-mutex to manage concurrency during the rewrite?