By default, the user's shell history is synced to a remote server
Unless they configure and run their own localhost server
Localhost server could be but is not the default when user enters
atuin register
Interesting design choice
I have used SQLite to store and search history instead of Postgres
Works with Bourne shell (sh), no need for Bourne-Again shell (bash) or other larger shells
What does "magical" mean in this context
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By default, the user's shell history is synced to a remote server
Unless they configure and run their own localhost server
Localhost server could be but is not the default when user enters
Instead remote server is pre-configured, asks for email, etc.Interesting design choice
I have used SQLite to store and search history instead of Postgres
Works with Bourne shell (sh), no need for Bourne-Again shell (bash) or other larger shells
What does "magical" mean in this context