Hi, I have the same need, and thanks for the aliases, now I can do it :). > > Now it would be cool, to have an alias to cd into a specific subdir of the > git > worktree and have zsh (or bash) auto completion for this like > > git clone git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/git/git.git > cd git/gitweb/static/js/lib (just to be somewhere deep) > cdgit con<tab>/com<tab> (becomes: cdgit contrib/completion) > > Somebody with zsh/bash skills who already did this? >
I'm no zsh expert but a potential solution on zsh could be the use of *hashes*. An hash is a shortcut in zsh. For example, having the following : hash -d github=$HOME/src/github You can use do things like : cd ~github/vdemeester And zsh completion work as usual. Having a code in zshrc that update the hash for the current git root directory (or clean it if not in a git working directory) would do the trick. But it's zsh-only and I'm not sure if it would be better or worst in term of performance Regards -- __o Vincent Demeester _<_\,_ http://vincent.demeester.fr (_)|'(_) GPG: 68FDEBFE
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