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> I have defined that type of function to jump to the directories of current projects - that should work. What do you mean? Even if I define a function like s
by egonschiele 14y ago
> I have defined that type of function to jump to the directories of current projects - that should work.
What do you mean? Even if I define a function like so:
function foo; cd /var; end
It shouldn't automatically execute the function and cd into /var.
- AnthonBerg 14y agoNo, exactly, for me it wouldn't. For example, I'd type something like this: function gogogo cd ~/src/teh_project end funcsave gogogo Then the "gogogo" function is available in all shells and loaded on startup - but not executed until I do so myself. From what I understand you wish to have the same functionality, and are doing the same thing, but are getting totally weird results. Explicitly: No, it definitely shouldn't try to run functions right away. Bug! FWIW I haven't tried the fishfish fork/update, just used the original version for a number of years. It'd be greatly appreciated if you could spare a moment to send a bug report! (I'm not a dev by any means, just a fish lover ...)