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I assume autojump uses a LRU data structure internally with a maximum size? Or does it grow to infinity?
In the first case, where can I see and adjust the size of autojump's memory?
My actual problem is that it keeps forgetting directories that I went to. But I don't know yet if it's a bug (related to the zsh integration, probably?) or if it's just that I navigate to very many directories so it forgets the "old" ones.
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Then the bug is that the whole database gets wiped out sometimes, or some entries disappear. I have 63 entries right now, while I had 93 a few days ago.
I assume autojump uses a LRU data structure internally with a maximum size? Or does it grow to infinity?
In the first case, where can I see and adjust the size of autojump's memory?
My actual problem is that it keeps forgetting directories that I went to. But I don't know yet if it's a bug (related to the zsh integration, probably?) or if it's just that I navigate to very many directories so it forgets the "old" ones.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: