Zsh: hash directory completion 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.