Does ^R (history search) not work in geodesic? Or...
# geodesicm
Mike Crowe
02/02/2022, 12:37 AMDoes ^R (history search) not work in geodesic? Or have I screwed something up in my image?
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Erik Osterman (Cloud Posse)
02/02/2022, 12:37 AMIt should work, but haven't tested lately
Erik Osterman (Cloud Posse)
02/02/2022, 12:38 AM@RB
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02/02/2022, 1:06 AMI'm unfamiliar here with that feature. I usually grep the history
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Yonatan Koren
02/02/2022, 1:11 AMJust referring to the bash reverse search — works for me on the debian flavor of 0.147 but building from master to test rn. Seriously doubt there was a regression that could somehow break this...
Yonatan Koren
02/02/2022, 1:13 AM@Mike Crowe did you build Debian or Alpine?
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Mike Crowe
02/02/2022, 1:13 AMDebian -- I think I might know what the problem is, 1s
Mike Crowe
02/02/2022, 1:15 AMnm, that wasn't it -- I thought it was because I was running inside of vscode but that wasn't it. I must have broken it in my build somehow
Mike Crowe
02/02/2022, 1:16 AMnah, thanks all -- I now realize it's something bigger. I've remapped a global ^R somehow in Linux Mint (^R won't work in a browser or anywhere else). Jeez, sorry about that
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Jeremy G (Cloud Posse)
02/03/2022, 5:02 AMA more common but similar snag is that ^p doesn't seem to work properly. That's because Docker, by default, uses ^p-^q as a terminal escape sequence, so when you type ^p, Docker holds onto it until you type the next character. The fix is to set a different
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