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Your proposal
Add an alias for whereami called w. Or something else short.
Additional context
Since the list command is stateful (continuing to print source code below if you run it multiple times), I find myself using whereami instead. But I wish it had a short alias (like list has l). I've already mistyped whereami as both wherami and once I even forgot the last bit and simply typed where, both of which crash with a NoMethodError.
Reading through #639 it seems the idea of allowing users to alias @ whereami would be added but since it hasn't been done I think it would be better to just add it to the defaults.
@ would be similiar to pry so maybe that makes it easier for some people to switch?
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👋 IRB has both whereami and the @ alias for it. You can use binding.irb as breakpoints and then activate the irb:rdbg integration to access debug commands, then you get features from both tools.
Your proposal
Add an alias for
whereami
calledw
. Or something else short.Additional context
Since the
list
command is stateful (continuing to print source code below if you run it multiple times), I find myself usingwhereami
instead. But I wish it had a short alias (likelist
hasl
). I've already mistypedwhereami
as bothwherami
and once I even forgot the last bit and simply typedwhere
, both of which crash with aNoMethodError
.Reading through #639 it seems the idea of allowing users to
alias @ whereami
would be added but since it hasn't been done I think it would be better to just add it to the defaults.@
would be similiar to pry so maybe that makes it easier for some people to switch?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: