fish version installed (fish --version): fish, version 2.3.1
OS/terminal used: Manjaro Linux, XFCE4-Terminal
Hello. I'm trying to launch application using Wine, what means I need path without non-ascii characters. Since application is installed to directory with Japanese name, I've created symlink and now I can't cd into it - for whatever crazy reason, cd follows that link and ends in original directory.
tom@silver /d/t/.l/s/S/S/common> ls -l Gods\ One\ Day\ World
lrwxrwxrwx 1 tom tom 89 Sep 2 18:52 'Gods One Day World' -> ' 神明的一天世界(God'\''s One Day World)'/
tom@silver /d/t/.l/s/S/S/common> cd Gods\ One\ Day\ World/
tom@silver /d/t/.l/s/S/S/c/ 神明的一天世界(God's One Day World)> pwd
/data/tom/.local/share/Steam/SteamApps/common/ 神明的一天世界(God's One Day World)
Reproduction steps
- Launch fish
- create any directory (
mkdir /tmp/any)
- create symlink to that directory (
ln -s /tmp/any /tmp/link)
- navigate to created link (
cd /tmp/link)
Expected results
Fish should navigate to link, /tmp/link
Actual results
Cwd is set to target, /tmp/any
sh -c 'env HOME=$(mktemp -d) fish')?fish version installed (
fish --version): fish, version 2.3.1OS/terminal used: Manjaro Linux, XFCE4-Terminal
Hello. I'm trying to launch application using Wine, what means I need path without non-ascii characters. Since application is installed to directory with Japanese name, I've created symlink and now I can't cd into it - for whatever crazy reason, cd follows that link and ends in original directory.
Reproduction steps
mkdir /tmp/any)ln -s /tmp/any /tmp/link)cd /tmp/link)Expected results
Fish should navigate to link,
/tmp/linkActual results
Cwd is set to target,
/tmp/any