Good catch! Will gladly accept a PR, and thank you in advance
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Good catch! Will gladly accept a PR, and thank you in advance
Now in Atuin 18.12 - custom keybindings! 🐢
One of our most-asked-for issues, the Atuin search tui now includes super flexible keybinding support. No more being stuck with our defaults
Read more: blog.atuin.sh/custom-keybi...
Considering running atuin.sh but self hosted. Is someone else using it? Experiences so far?
Output of Atuin Wrapped
#atuin wrapped time!
It's that time of year again! Here's my `atuin wrapped`
Atuin Desktop just got a brand new runtime!
Runbooks are now
- reproducible (context flows down, no global state)
- persistent (state survives restarts)
- executable anywhere (CI, remote machines, anything)
This is the first step towards making runbooks an actual automation primitive
This came up in the HN discussion: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4543...
A screenshot of the app running a "Test Runbook" that sets the working directory to /home/ and runs the ls command in a non-interactive terminal. The text in the runbook reads: Test Runbook This is me generating a list of directories in my /home folder for some reason. You can set the working directory before running any scripts And then you can run scripts in non-interactive terminals, or actually embed interactive terminals (not pictured), or even run bits of code in arbitrary languages.
Okay, this is admittedly really fuckin' cool. Atuin, the project behind that awesome little CLI history tool, just made a "Runbook" app. Kinda-sorta like Ansible, but visual?
It lets you run scripts and code-related processes right from your documentation.
This is gonna be A Thing for me, I think.
Finally sharing what I’ve been building for almost a year now! 🐢✨
Atuin Desktop: runbooks that run
It’s open source and in open beta now 🥰
Built for engineers who need repeatable, reliable workflows. No more copy-pasting from slack or outdated docs
