Kurtis Rader

@zanchey, I'm pretty confident the current behavior is what the O.P. is looking for. Here is what they wrote: > The "cat" command I start to type should match up...

@djmaze, The behavior I described has been in fish for at least five years. There might be a terminology problem because I don't understand what you mean when you say:...

@bradchoate: Okay, I think what you're requesting is now much clearer although the details still need discussion. So I'm going to reopen this issue. We might want to implement alternatives...

I knew this sounded familiar. See issue #518 and #3373. I'm going to close #518 as a duplicate of this issue since a) this issue is slightly older and b)...

> If we detach up/down and make that contextual, it'll be too much for the user, since it won't line up with their mental model of what they've been doing....

Inode numbers are not globally unique; they are only unique within a given file system. They're also incredibly opaque which means that viewing the history with its CWD (assuming we...

@gitqlt, You failed to mention which fish version you are using. The date can be displayed with any reasonably current version. And you can reverse the order of the results...

Reclassifying from "question" to "enhancement". But also putting it in the RFC/fish-tank category since it is far from clear we'll reach consensus on how to improve the current situation in...

Anyone reading this must also read issue #3414 which explains why using an exception model and looking to Ruby (and possibly Python) for how they trap exceptions is a good...

> I am looking for a bash replacement where fail on error is the sane default. FWIW, @techtonik, I used to use `set -e` in many of my scripts. Then...