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The ohmyzsh cheatsheet lists cd as an ohmyzsh alias for navigating to one's home directory.
According to the zsh docs, however, this is a built-in:
Change the current directory. In the first form, change the current directory to arg, or to the value of $HOME if arg is not specified. If arg is ‘-’, change to the previous directory.
... so I'd suggest to remove it to avoid confusion/misleading users (contributed to by the fact the cheatsheet specifically states it "has been edited to only show main Oh My Zsh tricks").
If the ~ tilde is indeed an ohmyzsh alias, that of course makes sense to keep, and its description could e.g. be updated to point out it duplicates the built in cd behaviour.
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The ohmyzsh cheatsheet lists
cd
as an ohmyzsh alias for navigating to one's home directory.According to the zsh docs, however, this is a built-in:
... so I'd suggest to remove it to avoid confusion/misleading users (contributed to by the fact the cheatsheet specifically states it "has been edited to only show main Oh My Zsh tricks").
If the
~
tilde is indeed an ohmyzsh alias, that of course makes sense to keep, and its description could e.g. be updated to point out it duplicates the built incd
behaviour.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: