aws-history:tldr:d87b5

aws-history: List commands history with command IDs.

$ aws history list

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The "aws history list" command is not a standard AWS command. AWS (Amazon Web Services) provides a set of command-line tools known as AWS CLI (Command Line Interface) that allows users to interact with AWS services from their command line or terminal. However, there is no native "history list" command in the AWS CLI.

The "history list" could be a custom command or script created by an individual or organization to retrieve a list of commands executed in the AWS CLI from the command history. It would typically retrieve the command history from the user's shell history file and display it.

For example, if you are using bash shell, executing the "history" command will display the history of completed commands. If you add "list" as a filter, it may only display commands that contain the word "list". However, this is purely speculative as the "history list" command is not a predefined command and its behavior will vary depending on how it was implemented by the user.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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