Hello everyone,
I would like to know if someone also met the same problem (same bug as High Sierra), on my 3 machines upgraded to 10.14.5 the Terminal does not record history bash when the window is closed (Cmd + W) , to force written commands to register in bash history, I have to write the "exit" command before closing the Terminal window. (I realized that writing a command and closing the window without typing "ENTER" saved the last command into the file "~/.bash_history" (which is not very convenient).
In any case the folder "~/.bash_sessions" is incremented by one more file each time I close the Terminal window which is correct.
- I checked the permissions of the file "~/.bash_history"
- I deleted the folder "~/.bash_sessions"
- I do not have a file "~/.bash_sessions_disable"
- I also did a sudo rm .bash_history followed by a touch .bash_history to make a new one.
SOLUTION # 1:
1- Show hidden files
2- Edit the file "~/.bash_profile" and add "SHELL_SESSION_HISTORY = 0" in the first line without forgetting to save it.
3- Hide the files
SOLUTION # 2:
1- Open Terminal and write:
nano ~/.bash_profile
2- Before the first line write:
SHELL_SESSION_HISTORY=0
3- Make "
CTRL + X" then "
Y" + "
ENTER" to confirm the backup
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