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Deleting, scrubbing, redacting old shell history entries is now easier than ever, thanks to atuin.

% atuin search '^aws_login_headless' --delete
deleting 019ad59e973b7c139c4a1d67fe2155be
deleting 019ad59e973b7c139c4a1d40a0da15f1

First do the search without --delete, and then re-run the command with --delete if the output is what you expect.

You would want to do so in these two scenarios:

• prevent irrelevant entries from showing up in C-r (history search), reducing clutter
• delete sensitive entries e.g. passwords (docker login --password {foo})

Previously.