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It is possible to change local disk with 'cd' command without usage '/d' flag? It's so annoying to write /d everytime.
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This is not related to cmder. This is Microsoft cmd.exe syntax.
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You could do an alias. Something like:
alias cdd=cd /d $*
Then:
cdd e:\test
Would change to 'e:\test'
Do not do the below because it could bread some stuff:
alias cd=cd /d $*
Thank you!
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It is possible to change local disk with 'cd' command without usage '/d' flag?
It's so annoying to write /d everytime.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: