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Absolute paths not recognized (?) by `cd_correction` #784

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alexbarcelo opened this issue Feb 16, 2018 · 0 comments

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alexbarcelo commented Feb 16, 2018

thefuck version:

The Fuck 3.25 using Python 3.6.3

Using fish in Ubuntu 17.04

To reproduce the bug:

cd /var/log/apr
fuck  # doesn't recommend /var/lib/apt as the correct path

cd /var/lib
cd apr
fuck  # recommends /var/lib/apt as the correct path

Both commands with DEBUG activated yields a lot of lines finishing with:

DEBUG: Trying rule: cd_correction; took: 0:00:00.000028

So it seems that cd_correction is behaving differently when the path is absolute.

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Absolute path feature for cd_correction #785

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