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I just heard about the (almost impossible to google) z directory jumper for bash
Does anyone know of a powershell equivalent, or anything that even approaches the functionality?
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Typing CD\ causes PowerShell to move to the root directory. As you can see, you can use the CD.. or CD\ command to move to a lower level within the folder hierarchy. You can also use the CD command to enter a folder. Just type CD, followed by the folder name.
To add a location to a location stack, use the Push-Location cmdlet. To get a location from a location stack, use the Pop-Location cmdlet. To display the locations in the current location stack, use the Stack parameter of the Get-Location cmdlet.
Run PowerShell using its executable file You can also open PowerShell using File Explorer. To access the 32-bit version of the program, navigate to: “C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1. 0” (or copy and paste the path into the address bar). There, you find the powershell executable on 32-bits.
z lets you quickly navigate the file system in PowerShell based on your cd command history. It's a port of the z bash shell script.
For PowerShell there is Jump-Location and Z. You might also want to check out Go.
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