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Pressing ctrl+t (configurable via `hishtory config-set key-bindings hide-columns`) toggles the search table between the configured columns and a Command-only view. The hidden state lives only in the TUI model: both directions of the toggle re-run the search query with the reduced or full column list, so every table rebuild path (resize, delete, filter changes) stays consistent. The column-width cache is keyed by the displayed column set because cached rows from one set can be wider than another, which otherwise causes an out-of-range panic.
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Hi there!
I've made a cool feature which I use a lot, and finally found time to refine the code and make a PR.
Now there is a hotkey to hide all the columns but the "Command".
In a small terminal window when I search for commands, it could be just impossible to find the command you need. Look at this:
But once I press Ctrl+T, it becomes much clearer:
The only bad thing. It's a bit hard for me to figure out how to write proper tests for it...
It would be very nice to get a couple of hints on how to do this, or at least to know if the feature looks good to you and you want to have. Knowing that I'm not the only one who wants it would give me some motivation.