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iamgopal
1801 days ago
I usually save my command history to version control every time I git commit. It helps a lot for less frequently visited projects.
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jbverschoor
1801 days ago
You can set your HIST_FILE per project. That’s what I do in vscode (terminal env), so I have a history per project.
Other than that, I usually document some ops/quick read me about how to use or prepare the project
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Other than that, I usually document some ops/quick read me about how to use or prepare the project