bash 🚀
Bash History
<p>This simple command &quot;history&quot; shows a numbered list of your past commands.</p> <blockquote> <p>&nbsp;1720 &nbsp;sudo chgrp -R www-data batch<br /> &nbsp;1721 &nbsp;sudo chmod -R 766 batch<br /> &nbsp;1722 &nbsp;ls -al<br /> &nbsp;1723 &nbsp;sudo chmod -R 776 batch<br /> &nbsp;1724 &nbsp;cd batch/full/<br /> &nbsp;1725 &nbsp;pwd<br /> &nbsp;1726 &nbsp;exit<br /> &nbsp;1727 &nbsp;mv build.xml.ant /var/www/test/site/sites/default/files/behat_yml/batch/full/<br /> &nbsp;1728 &nbsp;cd /var/www/test/site/sites/default/files/behat_yml/batch/full/</p> </blockquote> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>From there you can choose a number from the output and run</p> <blockquote> <p>!1725</p> </blockquote> <p>To quickly rerun the command</p>