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On Mac OS X, history command returns nothing after reboot #1194
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I'm having a similar problem. However, if you looked at the submodule, you'd see that your assumption is wrong: https://github.com/sorin-ionescu/prezto/blob/master/modules/history/init.zsh#L23-L24 I've found that disabling this module and moving the logic to the zshrc works. I dunno why it doesn't work in the runcoms, though. |
ok, thanks for the pointer. but that's weird that disabling it, does the trick. @robbyrussell, any ideas why? |
I am using Zsh 5.2 with macOS Sierra and it works great for me. |
Are you still running into this? Which terminal and version of zsh are you using? |
bump @gmmeyer (random running into you here too!) / @binarykitchen - is this still an issue for either of you? |
#1194 (comment) did the trick for me |
Yea I'm still using my workaround, I never tried going back since it worked ha |
Also funny running into you here as well @jeffwidman 😛 |
... but my
.zhistory
is full with many commands.Any ideas why?
Probably
setopt inc_append_history
andsetopt share_history
are missing in the history sub module, this to ensure history is shared across all console instances?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: