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What is your directory structure like for programming?
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Building on this, I recommend zoxide instead of only fzfing or regexping.
For people who like to keep everything they ever create, like college students, you can use
z 18.04/1
to get to a directory like~/hw/random-school/fresh-1/analysis-18.04/pset1
.Lets you nest without fear.
(Also, about your question: I've personally used
~/git/<projname>/
and~/git/<org>/<projname>
at the same time -- e.g.~/git/aur/fuzzel-git
)