feature request: -U to unbury entire last command

[ibarland]

When using rip with wildcards, it'd be nice to have a way to unbury the entire last invocation of rip.

(I realize this'd mean an extra field "invocation-id" kept in .record, since even the millisecond timestamp may not work when somebody is calling rip from a script. …though I guess just a single sentinel-character at the start of lines that were part of the most recent invocation would be fine too, if you're willing to frequently re-over-write the tail of the file.)

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Btw, thanks for the awesome product! I'd previously been using my own dumb little shell-script to get this affect, but it suffered from multiple flaws, one of which in particular kept annoying me. I heard about rip/rip2 on a reddit thread a couple days ago.

[MilesCranmer]

Good idea. I think the implementation sounds right too. Not sure the right long version though: --unbury-all seems like it would suggest unburying the entire graveyard.

This would be a breaking change due to the extra field; maybe we can make a function to automatically update the .record if needed (just assuming all lines have unique invocation-id or something). But probably a bit complex to start tracking that code around.