pushd

Push directory to stack

$ pushd [/path/to/dir]

$ pushd

$ pushd -n [/path/to/dir]

$ dirs

$ popd

pushd [options] [dir]

pushd is a shell built-in that changes the current directory while saving the previous directory on a stack. This allows quick navigation between multiple working directories without needing to remember or retype full paths.
When called with a directory argument, pushd changes to that directory and pushes the old directory onto the stack. Called without arguments, it swaps the top two directories on the stack. The -n flag adds a directory to the stack without actually changing to it. Use dirs to view the current stack contents, popd to return to the previous directory, and +N or -N notation to rotate to specific stack positions.

DIR

Directory to push.

Add without changing.

Rotate to Nth entry.

Rotate to Nth from end.

Shell built-in. Works with popd and dirs.

pushd is a shell built-in for directory stack management.

popd(1), dirs(1), cd(1)