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A week ago, a friend sat down and tutored me through using Git. It was really helpful, and I cannot remember 60% of it. However, my Mac terminal remembers the history of the commands, which would fill in most of what I forgot.
It’s all there. I can press ‘up’ to cycle through the history. Is there a way to dump this out to a file?
The
historycommand will output your command history. Combining withgrep(a lahistory | grep git) should give you what you want.