Basically i remember bits and portions of the command i used before eventhough not the full one, so $ history | fzf gives me what i need. There is also an out of the box shortcut for the same ctrl + r.
This is a far more powerful cli tool. in my opinion it is definitey a must havein your cli tool belt. :-)
For the same problem, i use the all powerful fzf
github.com/junegunn/fzf
This is a fuzzy finder
Basically i remember bits and portions of the command i used before eventhough not the full one, so
$ history | fzfgives me what i need. There is also an out of the box shortcut for the samectrl + r.This is a far more powerful cli tool. in my opinion it is definitey a must havein your cli tool belt. :-)
I definitely love your cli as well :-)
thanks for the info, will check this out! :)