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As some of us have noticed, after recent changes (pull request #70), z and zi commands are no longer supported.
I described the issue more extensively in #86 (comment)
In short:
use cd instead of z
use cdi instead of zi
Suggestion
Just to be clear. If you want to bring back the old functionality of z and zi, you can do so in your profile.ps1 file. (Look #86 (comment))
This change could be confusing for recurring users and for those that have become very used to the z, zi commands.
Maybe there is nothing wrong with leaving the support for z and zi natively, alongside the cd, cdi commands
I would actually think that was the intention of #70 (@TakenMC what do you think?)
Why should one even start using cd over z?
Even though it's longer, it is more versitile and supported everywhere. It requires less getting used to if one regularly uses VMs or SSH to log remotely. That´s why it may be better for some users, and thus both cd and z should be supported.
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Problem
As some of us have noticed, after recent changes (pull request #70),
z
andzi
commands are no longer supported.I described the issue more extensively in #86 (comment)
In short:
cd
instead ofz
cdi
instead ofzi
Suggestion
Just to be clear. If you want to bring back the old functionality of
z
andzi
, you can do so in yourprofile.ps1
file. (Look #86 (comment))This change could be confusing for recurring users and for those that have become very used to the
z
,zi
commands.Maybe there is nothing wrong with leaving the support for
z
andzi
natively, alongside thecd
,cdi
commandsI would actually think that was the intention of #70 (@TakenMC what do you think?)
Why should one even start using
cd
overz
?Even though it's longer, it is more versitile and supported everywhere. It requires less getting used to if one regularly uses VMs or SSH to log remotely. That´s why it may be better for some users, and thus both
cd
andz
should be supported.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: