Sometimes if I
git checkout
, or even make
, I end up with some unexpected output that makes me ask:
> Wait, what? Let's see that again.
My options are usually:
1. Move my hand over to the mouse and start scrolling in the terminal.
- For commands like dpkg-buildpackage
which fail due to a cmake
configuration error, they print a massive amount of debug data after the error, so you REALLY have to scroll back a long long ways.
2. Rerun the command through | more
.
- but this doesn't work well for commands that change your local state like git checkout
.
- it's less useful for commands that take a really long time to complete.
Is there a terminal that makes it easy to navigate the output of previous commands?
Asked by Stewart
(15631 rep)
Dec 19, 2024, 07:54 AM
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