Preserve CLI command history across sessions. The up/down arrows #79
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…down arrows](#79) * The design is similar to bash history: * The CLI loads/saves its complete history to a file on entry and exit, respectively * The size (number of lines) of the file is the same as the history in memory * Only the latest session dumping its history will survive (bash merges multiple session history). * Tilde-expansion is supported * Files not found or without appropriate access will not cause an exit but will be logged at debug level * New config options: CLICON_CLI_HIST_FILE with default value `~/.clixon_cli_history` * New config options: CLICON_CLI_HIST_SIZE with default value 300.
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Done, see CHANGELOG for 3.10 |
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Similar to sh/bash history The up/down arrows can be used to find commands executed earlier in the current CLI session. Store a list of commands executed by a user in a hidden file in the user's home directory. When clixon_cli is started, the up arrow can be used to find the commands run in the last CLI session.
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