I executed atuin doctor, and found that sync.cloud was set to false. I couldn’t find any information about what this configuration shows. Anyone knows?
You can sync your history to an atuin server run by the devs or self-host a server. “cloud” is this public atuin server.
Strange… I’m using the official one (http://api.atuin.sh), but still shows cloud set to false for me.
@tessus Thanks. I got it the problem. I was using the Atuin packaged with Ubuntu, but for some reason the TLS wasn’t working, so I had to change to http. Now I’m using the binary from GitHub’s release page, and I could turn back to https and it was showed as cloud equals true. Thank you.
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Could you each out to the package maintainer for support with this please?
Oftentimes for older distros (Ubuntu/Fedora) they make significant patches to our codebase, which we cannot support
Otherwise, glad you got it sorted!
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Glad you got it sorted.
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I opened a bug report with Ubuntu. I hope they can fix it and send the patch for Debian, since they got the package from there, and finally Raspberry Pi OS also uses it soon.
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fantastic, thank you!
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Linking the issue here too