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The only way which worked for me with Tabby is to add the following in the .zshrc file:

if [[ -n "$TABBY_HISTFILE" ]]; then export HISTFILE="$TABBY_HISTFILE" fi 

Then in each Tabby profile set the path for a separate history file by adding a TABBY_HISTFILE environment variable.

For example:

TABBY_HISTFILE = /Users/<username>/TabbyHistory/.zsh_history_profile_a 

Make sure to re-open the profile in Tabby and run fc -W to force write the new history file.

The only way which worked for me with Tabby is to add the following in the .zshrc file:

if [[ -n "$TABBY_HISTFILE" ]]; then export HISTFILE="$TABBY_HISTFILE" fi 

Then in each Tabby profile set the path for a separate history file a TABBY_HISTFILE environment variable.

For example:

TABBY_HISTFILE = /Users/<username>/TabbyHistory/.zsh_history_profile_a 

Make sure to re-open the profile in Tabby and run fc -W to force write the new history file.

The only way which worked for me with Tabby is to add the following in the .zshrc file:

if [[ -n "$TABBY_HISTFILE" ]]; then export HISTFILE="$TABBY_HISTFILE" fi 

Then in each Tabby profile set the path for a separate history file by adding a TABBY_HISTFILE environment variable.

For example:

TABBY_HISTFILE = /Users/<username>/TabbyHistory/.zsh_history_profile_a 

Make sure to re-open the profile in Tabby and run fc -W to force write the new history file.

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The only way which worked for me with Tabby is to add the following in the .zshrc file:

if [[ -n "$TABBY_HISTFILE" ]]; then export HISTFILE="$TABBY_HISTFILE" fi 

Then in each Tabby profile set the path for a separate history file a TABBY_HISTFILE environment variable.

For example:

TABBY_HISTFILE = /Users/<username>/TabbyHistory/.zsh_history_profile_a 

Make sure to re-open the profile in Tabby and run fc -W to force write the new history file.