On 11/26/24 6:01 PM, Evan Gates wrote:
Quoting Evan Gates (2024-09-16 19:03:21)Expand \m in prompts according to PROMPTTIMEFORMAT for the last timed command. This is an easy way to get the result of time without redirections by using @P expansions.Add shopt prompt_time_all to time every command run. Used in combination with \m the time of the previous command can be added to PS1, or every command in a script can be timed implicitly.Any interest in this Chet? I just rebased on top of some new devel commits to build on another machine so it came to mind and I realized there was no response. I have quite enjoyed having the time of the last command in my prompt.
I haven't looked at it yet, trying to wrap up bash-5.3.
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