Wine does not autocomplete files

[siyia2]

Hello, since the new rewrite, fish does not autocomplete from local directory.

Steps to reproduce:

• Open terminal in a local folder other than /bin/ that is not empty.
• Press tab twice or write sth and press tab to display/autocomplete from the local folder.
• It tries to autocomplete from /usr/bin or /bin instead of the local folder.

[faho]

Which command are you completing?

If you don't have a command, fish will complete commands from $PATH. If you don't have "." in there (and we would recommend against that), files in the current directory aren't valid commands without a "./".

[siyia2]

Example: wine setup.exe, or sth like that. Used to work with C++ version. Also if i remember correctly even without any command, double tapping tab in a local folder would display local files/folders before rewrite.

[faho]

Directories are completed for an empty commandline for me both in 4.0.0 and 3.7.1. I find no difference there.

wine gained a completion script in 4.0, it is possible that one needs a change.

[siyia2]

Directories are completed for an empty commandline for me both in 4.0.0 and 3.7.1. I find no difference there.

wine gained a completion script in 4.0, it is possible that one needs a change.

Open a terminal in your ~/.config/, do not write any command, double tap tab and you will see it displays content /bin/ instead of ~/.config/

[faho]

Open a terminal in your ~/.config/, do write any command, double tap tab and you will see it displays content /bin/ instead of ~/.config/

What are the contents of your commandline?

If you do ls <TAB>, does that complete files? It does for me, and it would be surprising if completions were that broken.

[siyia2]

ls in ~/.config/ shows files under it, double tapping with fish shell inside ~/.config/ shows /bin/ files

[faho]

What does bind tab say? What does fish_key_reader say when you press tab?

[siyia2]

oh wait i tried pre-4.0 version and it too does not autocomplete local folders with double tab, so it was just the wine issue, my bad.