Ajeet D'Souza

You could try moving the zoxide binary to a directory that is contained in `$PATH`. For example, if you have `/usr/local/bin` available in your PATH: ```sh sudo mv ~/.local/bin/zoxide /usr/local/bin/...

Could you share your shell configuration?

Have you tried initializing zoxide as `cd` instead of `z`? ```fish zoxide init fish --cmd cd | source ``` Also, do verify that your zoxide version is up-to-date (may be...

@kredati do update to the latest version of zoxide. Ubuntu / Debian derivatives have a very outdated version. You may want to use the install script: ```sh curl -sS https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ajeetdsouza/zoxide/main/install.sh...

@kredati that's a reasonable ask. However: - `cd` is provided by the shell, and `zoxide` needs to use it internally to change the directory. - On other shells, one can...

Which OS are you running? It looks like your zoxide database file somehow got corrupted.

> if I init with `--cmd cd` then I think that `cd` should list the current sub directories. It does. Could you upload a screenshot of what it is showing...

Have you tried installing the latest version of zoxide? ``` curl -sS https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ajeetdsouza/zoxide/main/install.sh | bash ```

Your version of zoxide is out of date. This is fixed on v0.9.3.

@disconsis have you updated to the latest version of Nushell as well? Nushell is pre-1.0, every few versions there are breaking changes, so you need to be on the latest...