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A proof of concept for tracking interactive shell usage
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This is very cool! 😄 Thank you!! ❤️ It's going to be the third type of run context complementing |
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Hey Lamins,
I sometimes find myself making a quick change in the python interpreter and I'd like to keep track of this somehow.
To check how complicated an implementation could be, I made a quick proof of concept for tracking interactive shell usage.
Ideally this would probably build on ipython to be a bit more feature rich, but I think this can be implemented in an afternoon.
This proof-of-concept PR adds
lamin replas a cli command:Which let's you store the interactive shell commands in the instance
Cheers,
Andreas