How to increase bash shell history length in OS X | Tequila Fish
I do a lot of command line work on my OS X machine, so the history saves me a lot of time running repeat commands and also refreshing my memory on commands that I haven't run in a while. Unfortunately, the default history length in OS X is 500 commands. That seems like a lot, but when you're running 50+ commands a day it can push older commands off the list pretty quickly. This is easily solved by setting the HISTFILESIZE in your .bash_profile file.
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