Get-History
Get-History is a command line tool in PowerShell that allows users to view a list of commands executed in the current session. It provides a convenient way to review and reuse previously executed commands. The history is stored in memory and can be accessed using the Get-History command. By default, it displays a table with properties like Id, CommandLine, and ExecutionStatus. This tool also supports filtering, which allows users to narrow down the list based on specific criteria. Additionally, Get-History allows users to invoke previous commands using the Invoke-History command followed by the command ID. Users can even export the command history to a file for future reference or analysis using the Export-CLIXML or Export-Csv cmdlets. Overall, Get-History provides a powerful and efficient way to manage and track command execution in PowerShell.
List of commands for Get-History:
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get-history:tldr:2abbe get-history: Display the last N commands.$ Get-History -Count ${10}try on your machineexplain this command
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get-history:tldr:3c899 get-history: Get PowerShell history item by ID.$ Get-History -Id ${id}try on your machineexplain this command
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get-history:tldr:b2601 get-history: Display the commands history list with ID.$ Get-Historytry on your machineexplain this command