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It is uncertain how useful this is in practice, since a function alias can't do much more than just writing an executable to disk and running that. I suppose they have access to some of the shells internal state after the fork, which may be useful...
(sh/alias "foo" (fn [&args] (print "foo")))
should work. Currently it doesn't due to excessive stringification.The current work around is to manually add entries to the aliases table.
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