Use python_history for shell_plus command #1863
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This feature was added to Django a few years ago. It allows you to restore the command history when you re-enter the
shell(in our case,shell_plus),What it means:
If the user has executed some commands, they are written to
~/.python_historyby default.Then, when exiting and re-entering, the entire history can be restored in a shell using the up arrow.
I just copied this code from the Django command, but if you want to do the same in other way - np with that.