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I usually append \, hit enter, then ctrl-c. Run the new command, then up arrow, backspace, enter. You can get closer to the zsh workflow with ctrl-z instead, bu
by smichel17 6y ago
I usually append \, hit enter, then ctrl-c. Run the new command, then up arrow, backspace, enter. You can get closer to the zsh workflow with ctrl-z instead, but that doesn't work if the new command is cd.