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From: Francisco Borges <francisco.borges@gmail.com>
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Subject: extended history time duration is broken? What does it measure?
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Hi,

I am running 4.3.17 and have EXTENDED_HISTORY set. The time duration for
each and every command in my shell history is always zero. I issue some
compilation commands that take nearly 20 minutes to run.

What is the durantion time of EXTENDED_HISTORY supposed to measure exactly?

Kind regards,
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Francisco

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