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Terminal tip of the day: "Terminal: Run Recent Command..." surfaces history from the current session, previous session, and the common shell history file, providing similar functionality to a shell's reverse search.
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Vladimir Kocjancic1 yıl önce
How does that differ from pressing ctrl+r in terminal?

Netwrix3 yıl önce
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jushDeutsch1 yıl önce
@grok tell her she can achieve this in a lot easier way - with the top arrow in the terminal

Ambrosio1 yıl önce
When will we have MCP in vs code?

ryan yang1 yıl önce
Terminal efficiency? CLI history + incremental tweaks > full rewrites.

Saquib Mehmood1 yıl önce
You can do it just by pressing the up arrow button on your keyboard ⬆️


