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I do a lot of devops and commands are often very long, particularly interacting with aws, gcp, kubernetes, helm etc.
I often like to find a command with ctrl + r but the previewed part of the commands are often identical
I also want to be able to check the timestamp, runtime, cwd, exit code of the commands when searching, so I don't want to only show the command column.
Scrolling doesn't let me do both things, so I'd really appreciate an option to wrap commands, and also an option to view a command, which would display command properties in a vertical format (think like a pretty-formatted json object).
I often find myself defaulting to history | grep x | grep y to find the command I want, which is frustrating because I like this tool, it just doesn't quite have a natural workflow for me.
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After writing this, I'm now thinking an additional helpful feature might be to have a refine search features, without resorting to sql, the flow might look like
ctrl + r
<search term a> -> get back result of searching history for <search term a>
ctrl + r again
<search term b> -> get back result of searching (2) for <search term b>
but the command wrapping would totally be sufficient alone.
I do a lot of devops and commands are often very long, particularly interacting with aws, gcp, kubernetes, helm etc.
I often like to find a command with ctrl + r but the previewed part of the commands are often identical
I also want to be able to check the timestamp, runtime, cwd, exit code of the commands when searching, so I don't want to only show the command column.
Scrolling doesn't let me do both things, so I'd really appreciate an option to wrap commands, and also an option to view a command, which would display command properties in a vertical format (think like a pretty-formatted json object).
I often find myself defaulting to
history | grep x | grep y
to find the command I want, which is frustrating because I like this tool, it just doesn't quite have a natural workflow for me.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: