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Correction of newline print statement in fasd_cd #54
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If you used fasd_cd without giving a directory, then fasd_cd would print out the input name and add a 'n' to the name instead of printing a newline. At least within bash.
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I also found this issue. WOuld be great if this was merged. cc @clvv |
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- _fasd_preexec() and fasd_cd are autoloadable functions
- Backported some PRs from clvv/fasd
- [clvv/fasd#54] Correction of newline print statement in fasd_cd
- [clvv/fasd#75] fasd_cd: return 1 in case no dir was found
- *Partial* [clvv/fasd#77] XDG Compliance
- [clvv/fasd#99] Do not "eval" in zsh's _fasd_preexec
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If you used fasd_cd without giving a directory, then fasd_cd would print
out the input name and add a 'n' to the name instead of printing a
newline. At least within bash.