How to set up a shortcut to a directory in Mac OS X Terminal?
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Mar 15, 202661388 viewsConfidence Score0%
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What I'd like to be able to do is when I'm in Terminal is to type: And for it to go straight to a directory I have a set up with this alias. Is this possible? I did do a google for it and Aliases may be what I want, but I couldn't get it to work.
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cd myFolderShortcut
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Fix for: How to set up a shortcut to a directory in Mac OS X Terminal?
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You don't need a shortcut file or anything like that. You can set up an alias in by adding the following line, so you just need to type to go there (without ): You also need to type the above command or to get this to take effect. This works from an…
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