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This tool is great, and I think more value can be added if we can show a numbered list, and allow users to jump to a directory based on the number.
This is similar to how you run the history command, you see a numbered list of history commands, and then you can use !n to re run a particular command. Similarly,
$ l
1 foo /Users/roubles/foo
2 bar /Users/roubles/bar
3 fubar /Users/roubles/fubar
4 nada /Users/roubles/nada
5 alice /Users/roubles/git/alice
6 bob /Users/roubles/git/bob
And then users can use something like 'n 5' and jump to /Users/roubles/git/alice.
$ n 5
$ pwd
$ /Users/roubles/git/alice
This simplifies the workflow a lot.
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Gurus,
This tool is great, and I think more value can be added if we can show a numbered list, and allow users to jump to a directory based on the number.
This is similar to how you run the history command, you see a numbered list of history commands, and then you can use !n to re run a particular command. Similarly,
And then users can use something like 'n 5' and jump to /Users/roubles/git/alice.
This simplifies the workflow a lot.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: