When using zoxide to navigate directories, appending a backslash (\) to the directory name causes zoxide to fail with a "no match found" error, even though the directory exists. Without the backslash, zoxide successfully switches to the target directory. This behavior suggests that zoxide does not recognize paths with a trailing backslash as valid matches.
ajeetdsouza
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2 months ago
When using
zoxideto navigate directories, appending a backslash (\) to the directory name causeszoxideto fail with a "no match found" error, even though the directory exists. Without the backslash,zoxidesuccessfully switches to the target directory. This behavior suggests thatzoxidedoes not recognize paths with a trailing backslash as valid matches.zoxide v0.9.4 nushell v0.97.1