Add --no-cwd-file to close

[kockahonza]

yazi --debug output

Yazi
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Ya
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SSH
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WSL
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Text Opener
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Multiplexers
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Please describe the problem you're trying to solve

As the title says I think it might be worth adding the --no-cwd-file option to the close command as well as quit for when close exits yazi (when it closed the last tab). It's a very small thing but seems reasonable and I could personally use it as I prefer close over quit.

I might be able to implement this myself but not right now as I'm too busy, maybe in a couple of months.

Would you be willing to contribute this feature?

• Yes, I'll give it a shot

Describe the solution you'd like

Pretty clear from the above I think.

Additional context

No response

Validations

• I have searched the existing issues
• The latest nightly build of Yazi doesn't already have this feature

[sxyazi]

Nice to have!

Anyone want to give this a go?

[MrDwarf7]

Willing to have a crack at it, I've not been using Yazi all that long, but I presume this relates to the difference between exiting to the current directory Yazi is in (That the user has navigated to) vs. returning to where the shell spawned the process.

[DirkFi]

Willing to have a crack at it, I've not been using Yazi all that long, but I presume this relates to the difference between exiting to the current directory Yazi is in (That the user has navigated to) vs. returning to where the shell spawned the process.

I'm also trying to understand the issue. As to the problem you mentioned, it can be resolved by adding this to
Open Shell Here in your keymap.toml.

[MrDwarf7]

I have part content for a PR, though I need to do further testing and still somewhat unsure of what exactly OP is after.
Fairly sure my understanding is correct but would want confirmation.
@kockahonza - Anything that you can clarify on the feat. would be good please

[sxyazi]

If I understood correctly, OP means to add the --no-cwd-file option to the close command as well, as when the user closes the last tab, the close command will call the quit command:

yazi/yazi-core/src/manager/commands/close.rs

Line 10 in 631afd0

self.quit((), tasks);

and at that point, we need to pass the --no-cwd-file option to the quit:

yazi/yazi-core/src/manager/commands/quit.rs

Lines 11 to 13 in 631afd0

	pub struct Opt {
	no_cwd_file: bool,
	}

Let me know if this is what you want! @kockahonza

[kockahonza]

Hi everyone! Sorry for my absence I was offline on a trip for a while. But yes I was thinking of exactly what is described by @sxyazi . Essentially so that if the close command is used on the last tab and hence yazi is closed, by default the shell would be in the directory last opened by yazi (if configured for that), but if --no-cwd-file was used then it would go back to the directory where yazi was originally opened.

[sxyazi]

Tracked by #51

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[sxyazi]

Done in #2185 by @igxlin 🎉