Command Corrections

What is it
Command Corrections provides auto-correct suggestions on previously run commands to catch typos, and forgotten flags, and fix general console errors. This feature was built on top of the open source project nvdn/thefuck.
Here are some examples that the Warp team usually finds Command Corrections useful for:
Misspelled commands
gti checkout myBranchName -> git checkout myBranchName
cd ap/sorce/executtor -> cd app/source/executor
Missing flags
git push -> git push –set-upstream myBranchName
Add permissions
./script -> chmod +x ./script && ./script
How to access it
Command Corrections is enabled by default. You can disable Command Corrections by going to Settings > Features > toggle “Suggest corrected commands”.
After an incorrect command is run, a panel with the corrected command suggestion appears above the Input Editor. CLICK or press the RIGHT arrow to insert the suggestion.
How it works
Command Corrections Demo
Command Correction Rules:
Command
brew
cargo
cat
cd
chmod
conda
cp
docker
generic (command agnostic, e.g. mis-spelling executable name)
git
go
grep
java
ls
mkdir
npm
pip
python
sed
sudo
yarn

Command
brew
cargo
cat
cd
chmod
conda
cp
docker
generic (command agnostic, e.g. mis-spelling executable name)
git
go
grep
java
ls
mkdir
npm
pip
python
sed
sudo
yarn

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