If extract_last is set, start with the last row

[yn-academia]

llm logs -r

will return back the last response, but will load up in memory the last three rows.

llm logs -r --xl

will load up in memory the last three responses, and will return back the last command block of the first row that has command blocks.

I found this confusing in my workflow. I would type in llm logs -r, see the command that i would want, then type in llm logs -r --xl and get a different command extracted. This oughta fix that.

An alternative approach would be to treat -r as -n 1 since it effectively throws away all the rows except the last one.

[simonw]

An alternative approach would be to treat -r as -n 1 since it effectively throws away all the rows except the last one.

Yeah, that's a great idea - I prefer that fix.