Results 229 comments of Ajeet D'Souza

@lefth in a situation like this, if you re-ran `z zsh` a second time while inside `~/.zsh`, you'd go the second-best match (`~/projects/zsh`), because zoxide always excludes the current directory....

@tekumara the author of z seems to think the shortest prefix solution was suboptimal (https://github.com/rupa/z/issues/35). Apparently you've found an example of this too: https://github.com/rupa/z/issues/289 Is there another way we could...

@tekumara, zoxide 0.8.0 comes with fuzzy completions on bash/fish/zsh. Now you can type `z code` and choose the correct one. I acknowledge that this isn't a full-fledged "solution", but it...

This is what I'm seeing (WSL2 / Ubuntu / Windows 11 / Windows Terminal Preview): ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1777663/151693718-2af4f685-fbcc-4f1d-b1ae-6f79080cf9e8.png) On the other hand, if I `echo -ne "\033]11;rgb:53/18/6f\007"`, I get: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1777663/151693883-8b696697-c492-4c3f-8ea5-04224403174e.png) Notice how...

Looking forward to it. Thanks for the quick reply!

Awesome! Shall I close this issue, or do you plan to expose that function directly via Bubbletea?

Which shell is it running with? Somehow, the syntax: `res="$(zoxide query "$@")"` doesn't seem to be working correctly, even though it runs just fine in Bash.

Would it be feasible to implement automatic discovery of completion files?

We were facing this problem at [Dgraph Labs](http://dgraph.io/) too, so we built a library called [sroar](https://github.com/dgraph-io/sroar) where the in-memory representation matches the on-disk representation (no need for marshalling / unmarshalling)....

@coolaj86 I've outlined this in previous discussions as well, but (like a lot of users) I maintain my dotfiles using git, and I hate when tools change things around without...