afucher
Use keyboard arrows to scroll over command history like in most terminals.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When working in the command-line tool—especially in REPL-like, dynamic debugging workflows—I often struggle because there’s no built-in command history navigation. This forces me to manually copy and paste previous commands, disrupting the development flow.
Describe the solution you'd like
Add support for command history navigation similar to traditional terminals, allowing users to cycle through previous commands using arrow keys or similar shortcuts.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Manually navigating through past code snippets and copying small units of code (functions, unit tests, integration tests, etc.), which works but becomes tedious and slows down iteration.
Eventually I figured it out the shortcut on macOs (fn + ^ UP or DOWN)
Additional context
Integrated command history navigation would greatly improve DX by reducing friction during quick debugging and experimentation loops.
I figured it out the shortcut, but to be honest, it’s not very intuitive, at least for me. Maybe we should clarify this in the shortcuts documentation (since PAGE UP and PAGE DOWN require the FN key on macOs), or consider using the standard behavior of simply using the arrow keys as default if possible.
