I am working with both Docker Quickstart Terminal (Bash) and Cmder on Windows10.
On Bash, to change directory to a path where some folder contains spaces, I usually do:
cd "D:\my files\etc\etc"
as I launch the same on Cmder, it does not work, but neither it responds with some warning indicating wrong syntax.
I tryed also
cd "D:/my files/etc/etc"
but nothing.
So how do I change my current directory in Cmder ?
(it has to work with directories having spaces in their names)
\
rather than/
in pathnames.cd
will not change your current drive, only the directory on the specified drive. If your current path isC:\Users\Foo\Documents
and you typeCD D:\Bar\Quux
, your current directory will still beC:\Users\Foo\Documents
; you will have to typeD:
to actually change the drive as well.