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Fixed defaults autocompletion. #1913

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Dup of #188, rebased 😄

Need to use grep WITHOUT case-sensitivity. Otherwise results such as com.apple.iChat and com.apple.imagent won't be handled correctly and neither one can be completed.
Fixed another comparison that prevented "defaults read com.apple.iChat <complete>" from correctly returning the available defaults keys in that file.
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Merging with sudo powers as this is a rebased version of #188

@NoahGorny NoahGorny merged commit e321a3d into master Aug 11, 2021
@NoahGorny NoahGorny deleted the ksuther/master branch August 11, 2021 21:35
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ _defaults()

# Both a domain and command have been specified

if [[ ${COMP_WORDS[1]} == [${cmds// /|}] ]]; then
if [[ ${COMP_WORDS[1]} =~ [${cmds// /|}] ]]; then
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How did the =~ sneak into here?

We have at least 2 other uses of the == version in this file, and I thought we discussed previously that $cmds is not a regex? I'll have to look for that discussion.

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woah, I completely missed it!
That's totally my bad...

We should opt for the solution with _bash-it-array-contains-element instead.
I have also seen other problems with this completion...
I will try to create a PR for it

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It didn't sneak in. Using == makes the comparison case-sensitive, which was the whole point of #188. I've opened #1922 to restore it.

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