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Want to keep track of your PowerShell commands effortlessly? This article reveals a simple way to copy your command history to the clipboard, making it easy to save and reuse your scripts. Plus, learn how to filter commands from the last 15 minutes, helping you focus on recent tasks. Discover how this handy tip can streamline your workflow and enhance your productivity in PowerShell!
Harvest your command history for a streamlined workflow
If you played interactively with PowerShell and then discovered that youd like to keep the code that you just executed, here is a useful line:
(Get-History).CommandLine | Set-ClipBoard It copies your entire command line history to the clipboard so you can easily paste it to your favorite editor and save it.
If your history is very large, you can add time filtering. This will get you just the commands from the past 15 minutes:
(Get-History | Where-Object StartExecutionTime -gt (Get-Date).AddMinutes(-15)).CommandLine | Set-ClipBoard
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