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Fish Shell, how to avoid recording commands to history
Fish Shell, how to avoid recording commands to history
In Fish Shell, you may want to avoid recording certain commands to history for privacy or security reasons. This guide provides a method to achieve this.
Avoiding History Recording
To avoid recording a command to history, prefix the command with a space:
echo "This command will not be recorded"
Conclusion
By prefixing commands with a space, you can avoid recording them to history in Fish Shell. This can help maintain privacy and security for sensitive commands.
Fish Shell, how to avoid recording commands to history
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