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bash - how to retrieve previous command which starts with a space

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AtomicOrbital

Junior Member
At a bash command line, the up arrow retrieves the previous command,
yet will skip over any command which starts with a space.
Anyone know how to disable that feature ?
 
Bash can do a lot more than just "up arrow". Personally, I like that "ignorespace" option.

Code: 
man bash
Look for "HISTCONTROL".
 
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