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I've been using autojump, called with 'j'. Any pros of zoxide over that? https://packages.debian.org/sid/autojump https://packages.debian.org/sid/autojump

neobrain 1y ago
I don't use autojump, but glancing over its readme it's missing nushell integration that zoxide provides. It being a native binary instead of Python-based might also help it execute more instantaneously. Most Python-based CLI helpers that I tried add a slight but noticeable delay to simple commands, whereas zoxide is so quick it's easy to forget you even invoked a helper in the first place.
jgb1984 1y ago
I was using autojump for years (on debian) until I lost my jump history several times in the past few months. Turns out it's a known race condition bug fixed in a newer version: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1110899 https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1110899 Migrated to zoxide instead, seems to work fine! Only need to get used to using z instead of j, muscle memory hard to adjust, might set an alias :)
joelthelion 1y ago
Initial creator of autojump here: just use zoxide. I passed autojump mainternship to someone else a few years ago but it has now been abandoned. Rust is superior to python for this application anyway.
- otikik 1y ago
  Hey, thanks for creating it! I still use it and as a light user it fits my purpose just fine
- nusaru 1y ago
  Switched. For anyone else thinking of doing the same, zoxide can import your data from autojump: https://github.com/ajeetdsouza/zoxide#installation https://github.com/ajeetdsouza/zoxide#installation Here's the command I ran on macOS: zoxide import --from=autojump ~/Library/autojump/autojump.txt
- brontosaurusrex 1y ago
  Switched as well, with "alias j='z'" seems to be 1:1 replacement so far. Also did 'zoxide import --from=autojump ".local/share/autojump/autojump.txt" --merge'.
- edanm 1y ago
  Oh wow. I feel like you should be royalty around here! I've been a happy user of autojimp for many years, and just made the switch to Zoxide last week because it's maintained. I feel vindicated now :)

neobrain 1y ago

I don't use autojump, but glancing over its readme it's missing nushell integration that zoxide provides. It being a native binary instead of Python-based might also help it execute more instantaneously. Most Python-based CLI helpers that I tried add a slight but noticeable delay to simple commands, whereas zoxide is so quick it's easy to forget you even invoked a helper in the first place.

jgb1984 1y ago

I was using autojump for years (on debian) until I lost my jump history several times in the past few months. Turns out it's a known race condition bug fixed in a newer version: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1110899 https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1110899 Migrated to zoxide instead, seems to work fine! Only need to get used to using z instead of j, muscle memory hard to adjust, might set an alias :)

joelthelion 1y ago

Initial creator of autojump here: just use zoxide. I passed autojump mainternship to someone else a few years ago but it has now been abandoned. Rust is superior to python for this application anyway.

otikik 1y ago
Hey, thanks for creating it! I still use it and as a light user it fits my purpose just fine
nusaru 1y ago
Switched. For anyone else thinking of doing the same, zoxide can import your data from autojump: https://github.com/ajeetdsouza/zoxide#installation https://github.com/ajeetdsouza/zoxide#installation Here's the command I ran on macOS: zoxide import --from=autojump ~/Library/autojump/autojump.txt
brontosaurusrex 1y ago
Switched as well, with "alias j='z'" seems to be 1:1 replacement so far. Also did 'zoxide import --from=autojump ".local/share/autojump/autojump.txt" --merge'.
edanm 1y ago
Oh wow. I feel like you should be royalty around here! I've been a happy user of autojimp for many years, and just made the switch to Zoxide last week because it's maintained. I feel vindicated now :)