0.7.2

Implemented the d. and d.. aliases for PowerShell

0.7.1

Fixes regressions in rc and es shell hooks.

Contains refactors and added unit tests.

0.7.0: one with PowerShell

dirp is now compatible with PowerShell (aka pwsh).

The install hook is like:

dirp hook pwsh | Out-String | iex

To figure out the correct config location on your platform, see:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.powershell.core/about/about_profiles?view=powershell-7.5#profile-types-and-locations

0.6.0: hello BusyBox

• sh hook: export dir function last, in case of error (e.g., busybox)
• go 1.14 -> 1.20 (smaller bin)

The main change here is compatibility with BusyBox.

0.5.0

• Exclude working dir
• Automatically select dir for {0,1} matches
• add d, d. and d.. aliases / abbreviations

0.4.0

• BREAKING: The config is now expected in the folder .config/dirp (previously .config/dir)
• FEATURE: driller fallback (#4)
  If no config file exists, dirp will fallback to finding shallow directories. Previously, this would cause dirp to exit abruptly.

0.3.0: POSIX compliance in hook

• main hook (dirp hook) is now tested to be compatible with Dash, a decent barometer of POSIX compliance.
• BREAKING: ZSH users may have to add one more line of config to work around a ZSH design problem.
• code licensed under MIT

0.2.1: improved compatibility

This release adds support for 3 more shells:

• zsh
• rc
• es

ZSH support is added via the default hook (the hook installed via eval "$(dirp hook)").

rc and es are Plan 9 shells, and support was tested by using free/open source re-implementations.

The es hook is based mainly on the rc hook, and differs mainly in the control structure (uses {} instead of ()).

0.2.0

• Breaking change: the default hook is no longer fish
  • See the docs updated config examples
• Compatibility with BusyBox
• Demo created for users who want to try dirp online

0.1.3: bugfix

0.1.3 fixes a bug with the fish hook, and makes the shell impls more consistent

0.1.2 was a phantom release