Zsh Sessions In a previous blog post (Today I Learned - Zsh History Timestamps), we discussed how Zsh records commands entered in the shell along with a timestamp, provided that the session remains open. This is useful for live response scenarios if we still have access to the session and can run commands like fc -lf or fc -li 100. However, Zsh also utilizes the .zsh_sessions directory, located at the root level of the user’s home directory.
