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Maybe I have some sort of disease, but while reading "find words out of order or support features like stemming" the regexs for that immediately flashed before my eyes, so I think "necessary" is a little strong there.
FTS is not the same as regex.
Is there a way to import all my existing history from `.zsh_history`? It's a real pain to have to start from scratch.
How can I import my previous history into atuin?
The docs need updating as we support far more data sources now!
I'm interested in this - I've just installed. Is there a way to import all my existing history from `.zsh_history`? It's a real pain to have to start from scratch.
It looks like it's not possible to export the history to a format the shell can import[0], so if I wanted to try this out, my commands would be locked there. It looks interesting, so if I'm overlooking a way to do this with fish, I'd experiment with it. [0]: https://github.com/ellie/atuin/issues/816
So you could uninstall it, and you won’t have lost a thing
I'm interested in this - I've just installed. Is there a way to import all my existing history from `.zsh_history`? It's a real pain to have to start from scratch.
At this point databases and filesystems should just merge to offer complete functionality as a standard.
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Grep only works if you want an exact string match. If you want to find words out of order or support features like stemming, fts is necessary.
With a small enough corpus, full text search does not require an index to be instantaneous, and 100k entries is easily small enough for that. Additionally, everything you describe can be phrased as a regular expression.