Hi,
In my current directory, I may have the following subdirectories :
./foos/foo.bar./foos/foo.baz./foos/foo.fum
While, outside of that location, I may have the following :
Then I run z bar : I expect it to go to ./foos/foo.bar, but it goes to ../../Downloads/bar, which I suppose makes sense as it's an exact match, while the former is a partial match.
So, it would be nice be able to specifically ask it to find the best match within children folders only, e.g. z -C bar, where -C is short for --children-only.
Or, a better (though more magical-looking) UX would be z ./bar where ./ is short for "child".
An intermediate option would be having a separate command, e.g. zc bar.
Thanks
Hi,
In my current directory, I may have the following subdirectories :
./foos/foo.bar./foos/foo.baz./foos/foo.fumWhile, outside of that location, I may have the following :
../../Downloads/barThen I run
z bar: I expect it to go to./foos/foo.bar, but it goes to../../Downloads/bar, which I suppose makes sense as it's an exact match, while the former is a partial match.So, it would be nice be able to specifically ask it to find the best match within children folders only, e.g.
z -C bar, where-Cis short for--children-only.Or, a better (though more magical-looking) UX would be
z ./barwhere./is short for "child".An intermediate option would be having a separate command, e.g.
zc bar.Thanks