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It definitely is (IME, and YMMV of course). Fish shell and the similar zsh-autosuggestion plugin work with directory context, and it almost always suggests the
by flohofwoe 3y ago
It definitely is (IME, and YMMV of course). Fish shell and the similar zsh-autosuggestion plugin work with directory context, and it almost always suggests the intended autocompletion (not sure why this McFly thingie needs a neural network for this when a per-directory most-recently-used pattern matcher already works perfectly).
- gumby 3y agoI’m surprised that it is useful because I often want to use the same commands in different directories! But just to be clear: I didn’t at all write “surprised” as some polite euphemism for “this is dumb”. Clearly people have found it useful for a while and it’s harmless easy for me to collect some empirical data, so I just installed it. Might turn out to be a big win.
- Conscat 3y agoIn Fish you can still do that. The cwd is a hint to the candidate sorting algorithm, but not a strict requirement.
- ilaksh 3y agoIf anything is going to beat fish, it's probably something with a neural network. I wonder if it is actually better.