Robert Morrison
a79e9e988f
Kinda borked the history settings by using set instead of setopt mia culpa Fixed now
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1.4 KiB
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34 lines
1.4 KiB
Bash
## History Configuration
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[ ! -d $XDG_STATE_HOME/zsh ] && mkdir -p $XDG_STATE_HOME/zsh
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## Options relating to saving history
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export HISTSIZE=10000
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export SAVEHIST=6000
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export HISTFILE=$XDG_STATE_HOME/zsh/history
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setopt extended_history ## Save timestamp in history
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setopt inc_append_history_time ## incrementally append to history
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## This option means that the history is updated by all shell sessions
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## However it doesn't load them in like share_history does
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setopt hist_ignore_dups ## Don't log the same thing twice
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setopt hist_ignore_space ## Don't log things that start with space
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setopt hist_reduce_blanks ## Compact unnecessary white-space
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setopt hist_expire_dups_first ## Remove duplicates first (if any exist) when compacting history
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setopt hist_save_no_dups ## Remove duplicates from history when writing
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## Options relating to history use
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setopt hist_find_no_dups ## Don't show duplicates when searching history
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setopt hist_verify ## Dont' immediately execute expanded history `eg: sudo !!`
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## This stops certain commands saving into the history file
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export HISTORY_IGNORE='(cd(| *)|ls(| *)|pushd(| *)|popd(| *))'
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## This hook goes even further and stops anything in the $HISTORY_IGNORE list from being
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## added to the session local history (it still stays around in the up buffer until you run a new command afterwards)
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zshaddhistory() {
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emulate -L zsh
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[[ ${1%%$'\n'} != ${~HISTORY_IGNORE} ]]
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}
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# vim: ft=zsh
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