Exact path matching command line option #980
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Now that it comes to shell integration I don't think I am qualified to progress any further, I do hope this will be somewhat useful if anyone has similar ideas. The added feature is |
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Your git history is whack since you merged instead of rebasing |
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I completely missed that, thanks! |
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Proof of concept feature improvement related to #260
This adds a new option to allow exact matching of sub path (the ones in between slashes). e.g.
zoxide query rustmatchesrustbut notrust-analyzer. However I haven't been able to understand how to integrate this option into CLI options, as such this pull request isn't complete yet.I personally think just being able to exact match directories would help with QoL especially since the ones most vulnerable to regex matching is short names anyways.
Any feedback would be welcome!