Using --cmd cd in Fish Shell does not work

[EvilsSouls]

I wanted to switch from cd to zoxide. So that I could keep my muscle memory I wanted to also replace the z (and zi) command with cd. Thus instead of just adding zoxide init fish | source I changed it to zoxide init --cmd cd fish | source. I restarted my terminal and first checked if the command z is still a thing. Sure enough it wasn't. Then I used cd, however instead of it just behaving as the original z command it gave this error:

Removing the --cmd cd from the config.fish file fixes it again.

PS: If it wasn't obvious already I'm using fish as my shell

[EvilsSouls]

If it helps, I originally tried just doing zoxide init --cmd cd from the terminal (after I had added it to the config.fish file), because I wasn't sure where to actually do the command. So that might be the root of the problem. (Even though I don't actually think so, because the command just spat out what it would normally do inside the actual config.fish file.)

[ajeetdsouza]

What version of zoxide are you running?

zoxide -V

[EvilsSouls]

What version of zoxide are you running?

zoxide -V

zoxide v0.4.3-unknown. I installed it yesterday through apt.

[EvilsSouls]

What version of zoxide are you running?

zoxide -V

zoxide v0.4.3-unknown. I installed it yesterday through apt.

I just actually read through the README and realized, that it said not to use apt. I guess I'll use the install script. Thank you!

[esn89]

I am getting a similar issue actually. I installed it via macports.

The zoxide init --cmd cd | source does nothing in ~/.config/fish/config.fish.

cd is still pointing to the /usr/bin/cd.

[ajeetdsouza]

@esn89 the output of which cd is always /usr/bin/cd because which does not lookup shell functions. If you're having any issue actually using zoxide, please create a fresh issue.