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When I use j to auto complete, I often see multiple duplicated entries in bash, is there a way I can fix this? Here's some example output. I replaced the text below but you'll get the idea, one of the directories, shows up 3 times.
sparky at the-machine in ~
$ j helloworld
helloworld__1__/Users/sparky/Projects/helloworld <--
helloworld__2__/Users/sparky/Projects/helloworld <--
helloworld__3__/Users/sparky/Projects/helloworld/something/else
helloworld__4__/Users/sparky/Projects/helloworld/something
helloworld__5__/Users/sparky/Projects/helloworld <--
helloworld__6__/Users/sparky/Projects/helloworld/one
helloworld__7__/Users/sparky/Projects/helloworld/two
helloworld__8__/Users/sparky/Projects/helloworld/three
helloworld__9__/Users/sparky/Projects/helloworld/four
I'm using bash 4.4.12 on macOS High Sierra (10.13.2)
Note: When I run j -s there are no duplicates in the output.
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I've got this issue too and it appears that it throws the indexes out as jumping to one of the numbers in the list takes me a different directory in the list.
When I use
j
to auto complete, I often see multiple duplicated entries in bash, is there a way I can fix this? Here's some example output. I replaced the text below but you'll get the idea, one of the directories, shows up 3 times.I'm using bash 4.4.12 on macOS High Sierra (10.13.2)
Note: When I run
j -s
there are no duplicates in the output.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: