[BUG] WARNING: '' bashmark does not exist

[wesuRage]

Describe the bug
When I run g with any flag, it says: bash: DIR_<flag>: invalid variable name
When I run only g, it says: WARNING: '' bashmark does not exist

To Reproduce

1. Install the latest version (g-linux-amd64)
2. Just run it.

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Info (please complete the following information):

• OS: WSL Debian
• Version 12

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Branch issue-201-_BUG_WARNING_bashmark_does_not_exist created!

[Equationzhao]

Hey, it's probably because another command is using the g command as an alias.

Here are a few quick checks (generated by AI):

1. Check what g is:
   Run the following command:

   type g

   • If the output is g is /xxx/g (the file you just downloaded), then it's probably working as expected.
   • If it says something like g is aliased to ..., then it's being overridden by an alias, which might be causing the issue.

2. List all current aliases:
   Execute:

   alias

   Look for an entry like alias g='...' to check if g is set as an alias.

3. Temporarily Remove the Alias:
   To test if the alias is causing the problem, remove it temporarily:

   unalias g

   Then try running g again.

[Equationzhao]

Hope this helps!