zsh-dot-up
Parent directory navigator
Tool to navigate parent directories in Zsh shell by converting sequential dots to cd commands
Zsh plugin that converts ..., ...., ....., etc., into cd commands to navigate parent directories.
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last commit: 28 days ago
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