Assertion: bash's feature | /r/CapableOf | hit undo
Facets:
value: unlike undo
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: The undo/redo feature will try to preserve as many load orders as possible - so unlike undo/redo in other applications if you have an initial load order state A then change it to B, then hit undo (so you are back on state A), then change it to C Bash will keep in its internal structures the load order states A C B while most other applications would end up with A C. Undo/redo load order state is a relatively new feature (available in 307 beta) so it may have rough edges.