* feat: add *Nushell* support
* refactor: use `sh` to swap `STDOUT` and `STDERR` instead of using a temporary file
* feat: include both keybindings, with the current REPL buffer passed to *Atuin*'s
* feat: don't record commands run by keybindings
* Rework `atuin init`
This allows users to disable the CTRL-R and Up Arrow bindings,
independently from one another
* Document --disable-{ctrl-r,up-arrow}
* Apply suggestions from code review
Co-authored-by: Ellie Huxtable <ellie@elliehuxtable.com>
Co-authored-by: Ellie Huxtable <ellie@elliehuxtable.com>
Several people have asked why the bindings weren't setup after installing via their package manager
I imagine they skip straight to the install section with the name of their pkg tool, without reading the rest of the documentation.
This should hopefully make that a bit more clear! Albeit while introducing more repetition
* Add history filters, and hotkey toggle
Switch between different search modes to narrow down the history you
want - global search for all history, host for all history from your
current machine, session for the current shell session, and directory
for the current directory
The default can be configured via `filter_mode`
* Update docs
* Add context
* Add gen-completions subcommand for generating shell completions
* Update documentation about generating shell completions
* Include the shell completions in release tarball
* Release v0.7.0
- Update all the crate versions
- Update the demo gif
- Write a changelog
- Adjust the title of the search screen (has the old name still)
- Adjust the colours of the quick-jump numbers (sadly invisible on some
colour schemes as dark grey :/)
* Update README, default config file, docs
* Link usernames
* Trigger release workflow upon release creation, as well as tags
* Begin moving to sqlx for local too
* Stupid scanners should just have a nice cup of tea
Random internet shit searching for /.env or whatever
* Remove diesel and rusqlite fully
