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Including the history list makes no difference at all. The colors still appear in the original order.
(setq foo '("blue" "green" "red"))
(ido-completing-read "Pick: " '("red" "green" "blue") nil t nil 'foo)
What is the function of the history list then? Is there an alternative way to change the order
of elements based on history, like smex?
History list is used when we press up/down while in minibuffer. It doesn’t change the order of elements.