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Hello,
I am working in zsh terminal and how could I delete specific line of command history? I've already tried history -d <lineNumber> but it seems not work. Any suggestion will be appreciated.
MacBook Pro 16", macOS 10.15
Thank you for your reply. I had ever tried opening a new terminal, however it seems not work :(
Each new terminal window starts another login session which runs all the config files, so that would reload the history file.
Thank you for your reply. I had ever tried opening a new terminal, however it seems not work :(
Each new terminal window starts another login session which runs all the config files, so that would reload the history file.
I found that after editing the file "~/. zsh_history", logout and re-login, the command history would be updated from it. However, this way is not so satisfying because of the necessary of the logout and re-login process. Thank you for replying.
I think you need to edit the history file. I found a few examples searching for it. The -d option apparently doesn't work in zsh.
You can probably just open a new Terminal window instead of logging out.
Thank you for your reply. I had ever tried opening a new terminal, however it seems not work :(
How could I delete specific line of command history
