I gained a new trick.
I go back in shell history very often to re-run the same commands over and over.
There's no efficient way to do this yet.
I think this is a problem that needs to be solved with a specialized tool.
I might try making some shell injection using rofi later.
But for now I thought of a trick that mitigates it somewhat.
Add icons to commands, so you can instantly recognize them on up arrows:
: ✅; ./utils/check.sh
: ⚡; ./scripts/tag.py
: 📚; ./scripts/makedocs.sh
(Notice the colons and semi-colons)
The icons are not part of the command, they do nothing.
But now your vision recognizes the correct item very quickly.
Instead of icons you could use text which you can grep later easily.