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This is definitely not yet finished, but works for zsh right now. TODO: 1. Support other shells 2. Cache the alias generation, so we don't have to do a bunch of work at shell init time
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Some timing - building the entire alias list from scratch took 14ms on my machine, with a few aliases set. Optimisation will still be a good thing (we're doing too much work, really), but not as critical as I thought |
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This doesn't support Nu right now, but Nu cannot directly eval output. Currently Atuin writes init to a file and nu sources that. I'd like to make all the shells do that automatically, and update the file when required. Or at least something like it. Leave out Nu support for now |
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Pretty cool that I can just and then k is kubectl on every machine and every shell for me ✨ |
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to set an alias. in this example, alias k -> kubectl
to delete an alias, in this example deleting the one we just set.
Aliases will be copied across shells, and across machines. All that's needed is a shell reload (in the future maybe let's remove that too)
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