Fish 2.6.0 on Gentoo linux, Terminology, no customizations.
The problem is that fish doesn't place every command in the history buffer. The last case happened when I had leading spaces in my commands. But most often this happens when there is some error in the parsing of the command or something that fish doesn't like.
I want and I'm used to that every time I press enter to execute something it enters the history butter, and I can bring it back pressing up arrow.
The simplest example is this one:
> echo "bla0"
bla0
> echo "bla1"
bla1
> echo "bla0" <-- this is what happens if I press the up-arrow key
Fish 2.6.0 on Gentoo linux, Terminology, no customizations.
The problem is that fish doesn't place every command in the history buffer. The last case happened when I had leading spaces in my commands. But most often this happens when there is some error in the parsing of the command or something that fish doesn't like.
I want and I'm used to that every time I press enter to execute something it enters the history butter, and I can bring it back pressing up arrow.
The simplest example is this one: