oops 0.4.0: now it can print, not just copy
You know the drill: a command blows up, you want to show it to someone, and suddenly you’re drag-selecting terminal output and typing code fences by hand. oops skips all that. Type oops and the last command plus its output lands on your clipboard as a Markdown block, with secrets masked.
0.4.0 adds --print (-p), which writes the block to stdout instead. Pipe it into a file, or use it over SSH where there’s no clipboard. Thanks to an outside contributor for this one!
gem install oops-cli or brew install ysb3996-blip/oops/oops. (I’m the author.)
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