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I was wondering: If I type history I can see the previous commands I typed and see what happened and perhaps keep commands as reference.
But But I don't know in which directory I was when I typed the commands.
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Is there a version of history that displays also the directory you were in when you typed the command?

I was wondering: If I type history I can see the previous commands I typed and see what happened and perhaps keep commands as reference.
But I don't know in which directory I was when I typed the commands.
Is there a version of history that displays also the directory you were in when you typed the command?

I was wondering: If I type history I can see the previous commands I typed and see what happened and perhaps keep commands as reference. But I don't know in which directory I was when I typed the commands.

Is there a version of history that displays also the directory you were in when you typed the command?

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History of commands and directories we were in

I was wondering: If I type history I can see the previous commands I typed and see what happened and perhaps keep commands as reference.
But I don't know in which directory I was when I typed the commands.
Is there a version of history that displays also the directory you were in when you typed the command?

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