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User is able to navigate through the commands executed earlier, using up and down arrow keys
Proposed Solution
Similarly to any shell that is present in the market, if user has typed something, based on the current input, command history to be shown which starts with current given input.
Eg. if user has executed following series of commands:
$ set name
$ get name
$ set gender
$ get gender
$ set birthYear
$ get birthYear
And then user types get in the terminal and tries to navigate through command history user shall see only commands starting with get, so the output may consist of following commands only:
$ get birthYear
$ get gender
$ get name
This makes UX more enhanced while navigating through command history
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Based on #21
Current behaviour
User is able to navigate through the commands executed earlier, using up and down arrow keys
Proposed Solution
Similarly to any shell that is present in the market, if user has typed something, based on the current input, command history to be shown which starts with current given input.
Eg. if user has executed following series of commands:
And then user types
get
in the terminal and tries to navigate through command history user shall see only commands starting withget
, so the output may consist of following commands only:This makes UX more enhanced while navigating through command history
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: