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At this moment, I don't see it either, what the reason of this behaviour is. It is just what I observed by trying both bash and zsh.
EDIT: I used Xfce Terminal on Manjaro for the manual 'bash' test.
The values of 'd'-keys in the log lines are 'shifted' by one.
Let me illustrate this with an example.
Suppose the following commands are executed:
cmd n at date n
cmd n+1 at date n+1
Then cmd n-1 gets logged with date n, cmd n gets logged with date n+1 and so on.
entryDateTime's value corresponds to the local zone time 'now' (https://github.com/NorfairKing/hastory/blob/development/hastory-data/src/Data/Hastory/Gather.hs#L19) , instead of when the command
was executed.
One way to solve this issue is to echo the time of execution, so it gets piped into 'hastory gather'.
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