Use `$EPOCHREALTIME` (or `$SECONDS`) built-in variable provided by Bash instead of `date +%s`. We're only measuing the difference in seconds, so avoid both the binary invocation as well as the subshell.
Alsö, Reduce environmental pollution by not exporting every variable, and unsetting when done.
Change variable names to match lib/command-duration
Remove `preexec_return_notification()` in favor of `lib/command-duration`'s `_command_duration_pre_exec()`.
This should now use the same preexec hook and variables as the theme library `command_duration`.
tests: handle nanoseconds
* 'master' of https://github.com/Bash-it/bash-it: (22 commits)
main: variable name cleanup
lib/history: new functions `_bash-it-history-auto-*()`
plugin/history*search: no need to load after `plugin/history`
plugin/history-eternal: Use `readonly` instead of `export`
plugin/history: don't use `export`
lib/preview: add full completion
lib/helpers: add `preview` to `bash-it` spaghetti
lib/preview: refactor into a function
completion/system: correctly load version when not linked
main: adopt `_bash-it-log-prefix-by-path()`
main: Glob for *.bash properly when path contains spaces
completion/aliases: rename init function
test/battery: require matching battery identifier
test/battery: add multiple-battery edge case
plugin/battery: split `upower` to two variables
completion/alias: add stub file
completion/alias: fix tests
completion/alias: rename
completion/alias: `shfmt` && `shellcheck`
completion/alias: eliminate use of `eval`
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Two new functions `_bash-it-history-auto-save()` and `_bash-it-history-auto-load()`, which append new history to disk and load new history from disk, respectively.
See bash-it/bash-it#1595 for discussion.
...and hide errors relating to setting already-readonly variables.
`plugin/history-eternal` does not need to force loading after `plugin/history` because both plugins will play nicely with read-only variables, and since we're overwritting and marking read-only then the intended result survives no matter which loads first.
plugin/history-eternal: require Bash v4.3+
Unlimited history is only possible in _Bash_ version 4.3 and up
There is no reason for this to be in the `plugins` directory, it just needs to have a load priority sufficiently high that it runs after any aliases are defined.
This reverts commit 2a3fde2b14 but does *not* restore the previous variables. Those are still provided by `lib/colors`.
This plugin exists for anyone who likes the metaprogramming adventure of computing colors dynamically rather than using hard-coded value. Potentially this could be used by themes, or possibly by a theme color-scheme randomizer?
When `upower --enumerate | grep -i BAT` returns multiple lines of results (which are file paths),
the added quotation (from commit 3cb5f3f7e6) concatenates them all to provide an invalid path.
Thus to make the plugin work as before the commit,
take only the first line of the results.
Use shell functionality to avoid invoking external binaries, and quote some stuff. Alsö, use $EDITOR and related variables in order to fall through if some aren't defined.
Move the test for whether `plugin/todo` is enabled inside the function, and remove the alias from there.
Alsö, respect `$XDG_STATE_HOME` and move the old `~/.t` file if it exists.
John D Pell
Koichi Murase
Noah Gorny
Ira Abramov
Nariyasu Heseri