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> # when you cd into a folder that doesn't Is this the behaviour you want, for subdirectories of your project root? Other tools (e.g. git, but also version man
by dmurray 4y ago
> # when you cd into a folder that doesn't
Is this the behaviour you want, for subdirectories of your project root? Other tools (e.g. git, but also version managers like asdf) tend to look in the current directory, and then recursively try the parent directory to find what the current configuration should be.
- Zizizizz 4y agoI don't really know the last time I cd'd to a subdirectory in a project, I typically just use fzf or nnn for any of those interactions. Not a bad idea though, thanks!