zsh/bash: use $HISTFILE to get history file path #18
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Nice! It is obviously a better approach and fixes #3 (comment)
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done. 7c2e24f |
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Many times, our history file may not be in
~/.bash_historyor~/.zsh_history. In this case, we need to readHISTFILEto obtain this value, andHISTFILEmay not be an environment variable, so we need to use a new process to obtain the location of this file.