I have configured some directories alias via hash -d hashname=/path/to/directory command.
Completion for that aliases works for a long time like this:
% hashn<TAB> # becomes hashname, pressing <ENTER> works like cd /path/to/directory
Some times ago this has stopped to work. Now that aliases are completable only if starts with ~ sign:
% ~hashn<TAB> # only this works
Is there any way to get previous behaviour?
You had the options auto_cd and cdable_vars turned on. With auto_cd, if you type a directory as a command name, the cd command is implied. With cdable_vars, if a directory doesn't exist, or a command doesn't exist with auto_cd, then the name is looked up in the directory hash table.
As long as you're using the “new-style” (compinit) completion system, which oh-my-zsh turns on, the name will be offered as a completion when relevant.
setopt autocd cdable_vars does the job, thank you!
hashnameafterhash -d hashname=…wouldn't treathashnameas a named directory, not even undersetopt autocd. Are you sure you hadn't madehashnamean alias? If you do runhashnamenow, what does it do? What is the output oftype hashname?type hashnamereturnshashname not found. I am definetely sure that I hadn't made alias forhashname