I remember there was a way to execute the cd command, automatically returning to the previous directory (without an explicit cd ...).
Is it possible?
I remember there was a way to execute the cd command, automatically returning to
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I remember there was a way to execute the cd command, automatically returning to the previous directory (without an explicit cd ...).
Is it possible?
If you just want to go back to the last directory, you can use
cd -.If you need more places to go back to, try
pushd <dir>(instead ofcd <dir>) and then you can go back withpopd.