use a $TAIL_PATH env for 'tail' command #461
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The command 'tail' was aliased to 'colortail' in my local environment and 'colortail' was not installed locally, so it failed during setting up the 'cd' and '__gvm_oldcd' functions. This caused the 'cd' command to silently do nothing and never change directories.
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The command 'tail' was aliased to 'colortail' in my local environment and 'colortail' was not installed locally, so it failed during setting up the 'cd' and '__gvm_oldcd' functions. This caused the 'cd' command to silently do nothing and never change directories.