Now if you had to guess how often I remember that there is a keyboard shortcut that does this, but don't remember what it is, and do remember that I can just press up 30-70 times...
you can hit it again after you are dialed in as much as you want and it will keep going back in time with the words you have in there and stuff that matches!
Yeah it's great how ctrl-r is kinda the default instead of something you have to go out of your way to use. Just start typing a command and the up arrow will only cycle through history that matches what you've typed so far.
Idk exactly what plugin it is, but zsh + oh my zsh has exactly this same thing. So hard to live without now that I'm used to it. Probably my favorite feature
Yeah it's great how ctrl-r is kinda the default instead of something you have to go out of your way to use. Just start typing a command and the up arrow will only cycle through history that matches what you've typed so far.
Yeah it's great how ctrl-r is kinda the default instead of something you have to go out of your way to use. Just start typing a command and the up arrow will only cycle through history that matches what you've typed so far.
I rarely use fuzzy finder to search up the commands that I'm going to use. If you realise that a certain command with arguments is often being used, you should create an alias for it so that you don't have need that memory load. That being said, I appreciate shell like fish provides auto complete (derived from command history) to speed up my workload.