I want to set up a bash alias or function (let's call it "myfolder") to a common working directory (let's call it ~/some/deep/working/folder) and I want to be able to call it like this:
cd myfolder/bob to access the child folder "bob".
If I use alias myfolder='~/some/deep/working/folder', I can use cd myfolder, but I can't use cd myfolder/bob.
How do I get the alias expansion to happen first, and then have any other text be added onto the command before executing the command?
Two workarounds:
Add this to your .bashrc:
CDPATH="$CDPATH:$HOME/some/deep/working"
then you can use
cd folder/bob
from everywhere.
Use a variable:
myfolder="$HOME/some/deep/working/folder"
cd "$myfolder/bob"
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