z igni results in an error

[cgonyeo]

In zsh:

derek@proton 1 ~/git/cyanide> z ign
derek@proton ~/go/src/github.com/coreos/ignition> z igni
error: The subcommand 'igni' wasn't recognized
	Did you mean 'init'?

If you believe you received this message in error, try re-running with 'pazi -- igni'

USAGE:
    pazi <--dir|--add-dir <directory>>

For more information try --help

derek@proton 1 ~/go/src/github.com/coreos/ignition> 
derek@proton 1 ~/go/src/github.com/coreos/ignition> alias z
z=pazi_cd
derek@proton ~/go/src/github.com/coreos/ignition> which pazi_cd
pazi_cd () {
	if [ "$#" -eq 0 ]
	then
		pazi
		return $?
	fi
	local res
	res="$(__PAZI_EXTENDED_EXITCODES=1 pazi --dir "$@")" 
	local ret=$? 
	case $ret in
		(90) echo "${res}" ;;
		(91) cd "${res}" ;;
		(92) echo "${res}" && return 1 ;;
		(93) return 1 ;;
		(*) echo "${res}" && return $ret ;;
	esac
}

[euank]

Looks like what the help output says is actually what will fix it! pazi --dir -- igni prints the right thing.

Changing the pazi cd function to be pazi --dir -- "$@" should fix this. I can make that change once I'm off work.

Thanks for the report!

[euank]

After thinking about it a little more, pazi --dir -- "$@" is not the right fix.

That will result in z --help breaking since --help will then be a trailing arg, not a flag. Fortunately we have an integ test that notices that :)

I think turning off the autosuggest feature might be our best bet.