Deprecated commands used in completions,

[Amorymeltzer]

Bug report

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What you were trying to do (and why)

Use bash tab completion to show outdated casks.

What happened (include command output)

Command output

> brew cask outdated <TAB>

> brew cask outdated Warning: Calling brew cask list is deprecated! Use brew list --cask instead.

Some cask sub commands have been incorporated into brew and are deprecated (see e.g. #8390 for a helpful list), but they persist in a few places, in particular in the docs (#8629, see also Homebrew/homebrew-cask#88682). The completion scripts also use some of these deprecated commands. Beyond fixing notable offenders from cask (like list and outdated), brew sub commands (like list and outdated) also need to learn about the --cask flag.

• bash (bash completion: Avoid cask deprecation warnings, learn --cask #8710)
• fish
• zsh (Some done in Replace the usage of outdated brew cask list in zsh completion #8650, more in zsh completion: show --cask as an argument to list, outdated #8837)

I suppose there could be a discussion about whether to remove deprecated commands while deprecated but present/functioning.

[MikeMcQuaid]

@Amorymeltzer Was this fixed by #8710?

[Amorymeltzer]

@MikeMcQuaid #8710 took care of it for bash — at least, I haven't run into anything — but AFAICT zsh and fish will still have some issues.

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