Please source the correct autojump file in your shell's

[xen0n]

Please source the correct autojump file in your shell's

[xen0n]

Hi @GopherJ, this package in its current form is incomplete (strictly meant to be used as a drop-in), so @nyaascii is correct.

As the autojump upstream seems dead since 2018, I'm planning to incorporate all its remaining parts (including the shell integrations of course) and cut a new release Soon ™️. After the package enters your distro you can simply replace autojump with this one.

[nyaa8]

I am not a maintainer or a contributor, just a user so I might be wrong

Hii!

I suspect the problem is that you don't have the original autojump's shell scripts sourced.
I had the same issue and resolved it by copying those scripts and adding them to my init file (I use fish shell):

I hope it works!
Thank you 🙇‍♀️

[GopherJ]

@xen0n Really looking forward to seeing it. I'm on Linux mint 20beta currectly.

BTW, I just tried to source https://github.com/wting/autojump/blob/master/bin/autojump.zsh as @nyaascii suggested.

However, after that I still cannot use autojump, I mean when I execute autojump foo, it just returns .

Am I doing wrong?

[xen0n]

@GopherJ You can run autojump -s to see if your desired directory is in the database. By design autojump can only jump to directories you've already cd-ed to at least once, or it would have to scan the entirety of your disk, wouldn't it 😂

[GopherJ]

@xen0n Cool thanks It worked, sorry I haven't used autojump tool before.

Looking forward to seeing a deb package

[nyaa8]

I would suggest using cd with an interactive filter like [skim](https://github.com/lotabout/skim] (fzf's replacement written in Rust) 😊

With an abbreviation in Fish csk -> cd (sk), it's easier to fill the database (and navigate to new, unindexed directories).
Plus it's fun to use it, at least for me (๑˃̵ᴗ˂̵)و

Thank you for reading this and stay safe 🙇‍♀️