Autojump: Unable to enter the directory, simply print out

My other computer is a normal, and I can not understand why so

Same issue currently. Running fedora 23.

Please read the usage section or man pages.

@wting I have read, but the problem still exists. Can not access the directory, it will only print out the directory

➜  ~ j yjy
/home/king/AndroidStudioProjects/yjysh
➜  ~ j -v
autojump v22.3.0
➜  ~ j -s
10.0:   /home/king/AndroidStudioProjects/yjysh
10.0:   /home/king/gitProjects/autojump
10.0:   /home/king/gitProjects
________________________________________

30:  total weight
3:   number of entries
0.00:    current directory weight

data:    /home/king/.local/share/autojump/autojump.txt

This relates to #154, but let's keep conversation here. @turing-king: Try this:

$ echo $SHELL
$ which j
$ declare -f j

@wting

➜  yjysh git:(release) ✗ echo $SHELL
/bin/zsh
➜  yjysh git:(release) ✗ which j
j: aliased to autojump
➜  yjysh git:(release) ✗ declare -f j
j () {
    if [[ ${1} = -* ]] && [[ ${1} != "--" ]]
    then
        autojump ${@}
        return
    fi
    setopt localoptions noautonamedirs
    local output="$(autojump ${@})" 
    if [[ -d "${output}" ]]
    then
        if [ -t 1 ]
        then
            echo -e "\\033[31m${output}\\033[0m"
        else
            echo -e "${output}"
        fi
        cd "${output}"
    else
        echo "autojump: directory '${@}' not found"
        echo "\n${output}\n"
        echo "Try \`autojump --help\` for more information."
        false
    fi
}

j should not be aliased to autojump, it's overriding the j shell function.

@wting Direct use has no effect

➜  ~ autojump -s
10.0:   /home/king/gitProjects/autojump
10.0:   /home/king/gitProjects
10.0:   /home/king/AndroidStudioProjects
17.3:   /home/king/AndroidStudioProjects/yjysh
________________________________________

47:  total weight
4:   number of entries
0.00:    current directory weight

data:    /home/king/.local/share/autojump/autojump.txt




➜  ~ autojump yjy
/home/king/AndroidStudioProjects/yjysh

➜  ~ declare -f autojump
➜  ~ 

You're not supposed to use it directly, you're supposed to be using the j function to jump to previously visited directories.

@wting Thanks ~

I still have this problem

echo $SHELL return /bin/bash
which j returns nothing
declare -f j returns the function j

Can someone help me out ?

@tuananh how do you initialize autojump? This is what I have in my shell rc file (Fedora distribution):

[[ -s /etc/profile.d/autojump.sh ]] && source /etc/profile.d/autojump.sh