Andy Kipp

@Mo8it The second solution is a bit tricky but elegant. You can set the [ExecAlias](https://xon.sh/tutorial.html#aliases): ```python aliases['ssh'] = "echo 1" # Simple alias # In this case xonsh will understand...

JFYI There is also [xontrib-history-encrypt/](https://github.com/anki-code/xontrib-history-encrypt/).

I suppose the best history backend is [SQLite history backend](https://xon.sh/tutorial_hist.html#sqlite-history-backend) because it allows to manage history by using SQL language in very simple manner. Example - https://github.com/xonsh/xonsh/discussions/4132#discussioncomment-421399 In case of...

hi @aspieln3r! I also can't reproduce this. Could you please run `bash` then run `xonsh --no-rc` and test the command. If it works test your RC-file line by line to...

@aspieln3r why you need coreutils xontrib on Arch? This xontrib mostly for Windows users.

It will be great to add "We prefer copy-pastable code blocks." :) ```python #xonsh $HELLO='world' echo $HELLO # world ``` instead of: ``` user@host ~ $ $HELLO='world' user@host ~ $...

> working with rest api or guis after the container has started would be a real nightmare. That`s damn right! Here is https://github.com/metabase/metabase/issues/6485 - the related thread with many links...

I've solved this issue for me by this workflow/workaround: # Solution NEW 🎉 I've made docker file that saves/restores the database to/from SQL-file automatically - **[metabase-sql-wrapper](https://github.com/anki-code/metabase-sql-wrapper)** # Solution OLD: 1....

@wherget thank you for the note about using H2 from metabase.jar! I've made docker file that saves/restores the database to/from SQL-file automatically - [metabase-sql-wrapper](https://github.com/anki-code/metabase-sql-wrapper).

hi! What if you will try to run zsh-bin manually on the target OS: ```bash cd /tmp tag=v3.0.1 distfile=zsh-5.8-linux-x86_64 url="https://github.com/romkatv/zsh-bin/releases/download/$tag/$distfile.tar.gz" tarname=`basename $url` wget --show-progress $url -O $tarname tar -xzf $tarname...