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Yes and there is also Ctrl+R which kicks off a recursive search which is what I use most of the time but what about the complex 2 liner with pipes and dates 19
by iKlsR 5y ago
Yes and there is also Ctrl+R which kicks off a recursive search which is what I use most of the time but what about the complex 2 liner with pipes and dates 19 commands ago? :)
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- mechtaev 5y agofzf can partially solve this, as shown in this blog post: https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/fuzzy-search-your-bash-history-in-style-with-fzf https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/fuzzy-search-your-bash-histor...
- iKlsR 5y agoExactly what I'm looking for, they even prelude with what I typed above, thanks.
- hotsauceror 5y agoEDIT: Oh. Duh. Brain freeze. Well, I’ll leave this here anyway. Won’t this work: $ history | grep SOME_UNIQUE_PART_OF_YOUR_TWO_LINER And then $ !HISTORYID ? I do this almost daily and with my bash history set to 10000 lines I pretty much find everything.
- e3bc54b2 5y agoTry fzf. It lets searching recursively and out of order through history, file system, and can be inserted anywhere in a pipe.
- iKlsR 5y agoThanks, this was what I was looking for.