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I know this is really minor (and possibly not worth a commit), but my OCD finds it very repetitive that bd echos the name of the new PWD since it's already in my $PS1. It would be nice if there was a -q (quiet) flag that could be added to suppress this echo.
I know that you can just comment out or remove the line, so perhaps this is a frivolous issue, but this would make the update process easier in my opinion (fetch from git instead of fetch and them comment out echo line).
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Adding a new flag will complicate the the current method of option parsing using nested ifs.... one might need to use getopt[s], which doesn't work well while sourcing a script.
I tried using a new option for a feature in pull request #20 which was quite a disaster, and I had to take a different approach entirely.
I know this is really minor (and possibly not worth a commit), but my OCD finds it very repetitive that
bd
echos the name of the new PWD since it's already in my$PS1
. It would be nice if there was a-q
(quiet) flag that could be added to suppress this echo.I know that you can just comment out or remove the line, so perhaps this is a frivolous issue, but this would make the update process easier in my opinion (fetch from git instead of fetch and them comment out echo line).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: