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How to fix a corrupt zsh history file
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| How to fix a corrupt zsh history file | |
| Occasionally you may find you have a corrupt zsh history file preventing you from using the `fc` command or searching the history. Here's how to fix it. | |
| Estimated reading time: 1 minutes | |
| Table of contents | |
| Corrupt ZSH history file | |
| How to fix it | |
| Making it a script | |
| Corrupt ZSH history file | |
| If you use zsh for your shell very occasionally you may find the following message appearing indicating a corrupt history file. This is normally after a reboot. |