cd — Version history

v1.2.62026-10-31

Production refinement

A focused cd release aligned behavior, output and documentation with the current product contract.

What changed
  • Aligned backslash path HelpA focused cd release aligned behavior, output and documentation with the current product contract.
Built into the core

No installation command is required.

v1.2.52026-08-08

Ordered columns and directory sizes

Adds -S for directory-size measurement, follows the order of size/date flags when building columns and widens metadata spacing.

Built into the core

No installation command is required.

v1.2.42026-08-04

Clearer navigation terminology

Describes ~ through @pwd and the \ path as the directory containing the lil core, keeping command references explicit without exposing the hosting filename.

Built into the core

No installation command is required.

v1.2.32026-07-30

Metadata next to names

Moves optional date and size values in front of file and directory names so metadata stays compact on the left and names use the remaining width.

Built into the core

No installation command is required.

v1.2.22026-07-27

Optional listing columns

Adds file-size and modification-date columns to the lightweight cd listing while keeping the path column wide and the default view compact.

What changed
  • French manual language polishThe cd documentation now matches the actual syntax and behavior; the command itself did not change.
Built into the core

No installation command is required.

v1.1.42026-07-22

Distinct ~ and \ path roots

Makes ~ resolve from the directory selected by pwd and \ resolve from the directory containing lil.php, including composed paths such as ~tmp and \tmp.

What changed
  • First stable releaseFirst public stable release of cd, establishing the command’s initial supported interface.
  • Base and minimum packagesIntroduced the reduced Minimum package for the core cd workflow.
  • Reference and path workflow reviewThe everyday cd workflow and reference were tightened around the current command contract.
Built into the core

No installation command is required.

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