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It’s a shortcut Its purpose is to combine mkdir -p and cd into a single atomic-like action. Instead of typing: mkdir -p my_project && cd my_project You simply
by antomal 8mo ago
It’s a shortcut
Its purpose is to combine mkdir -p and cd into a single atomic-like action. Instead of typing:
mkdir -p my_project && cd my_project
You simply run:
mkcd my_project
It's designed to reduce friction during development, especially when you're frequently creating new nested directory structures.