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This will not let you 'bookmark' selected commands which you can run later. I understand we can of course create aliases or small utility scripts, but having a
by sureshssarda 4y ago
This will not let you 'bookmark' selected commands which you can run later. I understand we can of course create aliases or small utility scripts, but having a place where we can just store these frequent commands is quite helpful especially with Docker, K8s or Azure/AWS CLI where commands are quite long to type and remember.
- raverbashing 4y ago> I understand we can of course create aliases or small utility scripts, but having a place where we can just store these frequent commands But that's exactly what an alias is. Put it on a script that you source when loading the terminal and there you have it Or you could have a "commands.txt" where you copy/paste commands Though yeah, maybe there should be a better solution (well, you can always look back history as well)