Add zsh alias 'ws' to quickly change directory to the workspace #182
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Dramelac
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No need for the pipeline, merging now, thank you for the nice addition |
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When doing an assessment, I found it painful to regularly have to type
cd /workspace.I ended up adding a simple zsh alias:
wsThe goal was for the alias to be as simple as
cd.Unless there is another trick to efficiently go back to the workspace folder, I thought maybe other users would appreciate this simple contribution.