disabling cd on fish broke zoxide

[stephane-archer]

Hi, I wanted to "disable cd" for interactive use to change my muscle memory.
type this in your shell and it works!

function cd
    if status is-interactive
          echo "Use z"
          return 1
	end
	builtin cd $argv
end

cd is disabled and z works!
let's funcsave cd then start a new terminal
cd is disabled but z says now "Use z"...

PS: in my config file I have the following:

if status --is-interactive
        zoxide init fish | source
end

System info:

fish, version 3.6.1
zoxide v0.9.0
Darwin MacBook-Pro.local 22.3.0 Darwin Kernel Version 22.3.0: Mon Jan 30 20:42:11 PST 2023; root:xnu-8792.81.3~2/RELEASE_X86_64 x86_64
screen-256color

[stephane-archer]

I found a workaround by defining the following function __zoxide_cd_internal; builtin cd $argv; end
but this is an issue because zoxide init fish output is not right.
please see this detailed answer: fish-shell/fish-shell#9733 (comment)

[ajeetdsouza]

zoxide uses the fish cd function under the hood, so the solution is simply to change the cd function after calling zoxide:

if status --is-interactive
        zoxide init fish | source
end

function cd
    if status is-interactive
        echo "Use z"
        return 1
    end
    builtin cd $argv
end

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[sascha-wi]

zoxide uses the fish cd function under the hood, so the solution is simply to change the cd function after calling zoxide:

if status --is-interactive
        zoxide init fish | source
end

function cd
    if status is-interactive
        echo "Use z"
        return 1
    end
    builtin cd $argv
end

Doesn't work for me, if I use z instead it still says "Use z".

[ajeetdsouza]

@sascha-wi could you create a separate issue for this?