Not quite. Unsetting HISTFILE, or setting it to an invalid path will mean the shell doesn’t update the history file while it quits. set +o history makes the shell stop recording until you do set -o history, which is useful if you want shell history generally, but don’t want some specific commands to be recorded - if you just unset HISTFILE, the commands still show up if you press the up arrow
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set +o historybefore they end up leaking credentialsCan also recommend
HISTFILE="", which amounts to the same thing.Not quite. Unsetting
HISTFILE, or setting it to an invalid path will mean the shell doesn’t update the history file while it quits.set +o historymakes the shell stop recording until you doset -o history, which is useful if you want shell history generally, but don’t want some specific commands to be recorded - if you just unset HISTFILE, the commands still show up if you press the up arrowReal OGs put a space right after the prompt.