Comment Comment by yomly I'm a big fan of saving history - trying to remember all the shell based commands we use is a nightmare!If you're using zsh, a tip I picked up from [0] was to alias all your common commands like 'cd', 'ls' 'fg'... to: ' cd' ' ls' ' fg' ... Then add the following line to your zshrc to ignore lines prepended with a space: setopt HIST_IGNORE_SPACE This keeps your history cleaner from any ls, cd, fg inputs you use.[0] http://chneukirchen.org/blog/archive/2012/02/10-new-zsh-tric...EDIT: formatting parent yomly 10 years ago
If you're using zsh, a tip I picked up from [0] was to alias all your common commands like
to: Then add the following line to your zshrc to ignore lines prepended with a space: This keeps your history cleaner from any ls, cd, fg inputs you use.[0] http://chneukirchen.org/blog/archive/2012/02/10-new-zsh-tric...
EDIT: formatting