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Start cmder externally with cmder.exe. Execute echo test. Now the command is still listed as first entry in command history when (re)starting a) cmder.exe b) VS Code integrated Cmder and pressing up arrow.
In VS Code integrated Cmder execute command echo test2. The command will be in the history of current opened shell. But when I open a) Cmder externally or b) close and restart the integrated terminal afterwards, the command does not appear there and gone completely.
Does anyone experience similar issues out there? What could be a solution to persist command history across cmder usage as external and integrated terminal?
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Steps to Reproduce:
cmder.exe
. Executeecho test
. Now the command is still listed as first entry in command history when (re)starting a)cmder.exe
b) VS Code integrated Cmder and pressing up arrow.echo test2
. The command will be in the history of current opened shell. But when I open a) Cmder externally or b) close and restart the integrated terminal afterwards, the command does not appear there and gone completely.Does anyone experience similar issues out there? What could be a solution to persist command history across cmder usage as external and integrated terminal?
Greetings
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: