This week I defined some aliases for the commands I use the most at work. Problem is, despite having defined the shortcuts, I continued to use the commands in the old complete form.
So I built this tool to help me build the new muscle memory for them!
Yeah sorry, I used an instruction (last array element access with the a [-1] syntax) that was added on bash version >= 4.1 and macOS uses by default 3.2.
What you described is exactly what happened when you tried to execute the `search_alias` function on the macOS terminal.
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[ 3.5 ms ] story [ 17.0 ms ] thread`-bash: [-1]: bad array subscript`
but cool idea!
Yeah sorry, I used an instruction (last array element access with the a [-1] syntax) that was added on bash version >= 4.1 and macOS uses by default 3.2. What you described is exactly what happened when you tried to execute the `search_alias` function on the macOS terminal.
Anyway, I just fixed it, check latest release :)