Open systemmonkey42 opened 2 years ago
not opposed to a way to deal with this, but not 100 sure how I'd go about it. If you want to share your patch maybe I'll get inspired :) (or a PR if your implementation is tidy)
Hi
Unfortunately my code isn't a "patch" to your code, but more of a reimplementation "inspired" by z which suits my needs.
The mountpoint stuff is also linux specific in that it reads /proc/self/mounts
rather than parsing the output of df
, but I'm pretty sure they are very similar (make sure you use the -P
flag on df if it is supported on the platform you are using.)
The logic was simple:
/home/user/work/project/test
-> saved as /home|/home/usr/work/project/test|...
Regards
Issue: If I use
z
when a filesystem (like /home) is unmounted, all references to /home are instantly purged from the cd history.This has caught me out enough times ( I have a 100TB zfs pool I unmount for maintenance occasionally ) that I use a patched
z
which tracks the mountpoint.Missing paths are filtered as normal when deciding where to go, but paths are only deleted if they are missing AND the
mountpoint
is actually mounted.