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On my computer I have multiple aliases, for example "quit=exit" and I use sometimes one or the other, when looking at stats I see 2 rows (it's a new computer that's why there's almost no commands run):
[▮▮▮▮▮▮▮ ] 7 quit
[▮▮▮▮▮ ] 5 exit
but I'd rather have 1 line
[▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮] 11 exit
that shows me the amount of time I've exited a shell.
I have other commands that I'd like to group together like that.
In the configurations I thought maybe something like this
[stats.alias]
quit="exit"
which would then tell atuin to consider all quit as if they were exit
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another example is the password manager pass which I have set as a common_subcommands, now in the stats I have pass -cpass -c1pass -c2pass -c3 as different calls, with these aliases I could set
On my computer I have multiple aliases, for example "quit=exit" and I use sometimes one or the other, when looking at stats I see 2 rows (it's a new computer that's why there's almost no commands run):
but I'd rather have 1 line
that shows me the amount of time I've exited a shell.
I have other commands that I'd like to group together like that.
In the configurations I thought maybe something like this
which would then tell atuin to consider all
quit
as if they wereexit
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: