Bash completion: _init_completion: command not found

[jfwilkus]

• Task version: v3.15.0 from homebrew tap
• Operating System: macOS 12.5.1
• Bash: 5.1.16

It seems after the upgrade to 3.15.0 from 3.14.1, bash-completion is not working and I get the following error message after I hit tab to autocomplete tasks.

task <tab> bash: _init_completion: command not found

[andreynering]

/cc @MarioSchwalbe Any idea if your changes could have caused this?

[MarioSchwalbe]

Yes and no. It is true that I used another initialization function (_init_completion) instead of the previous one. However, since I'm on Mac OS as well, I can confirm this is working. The function is defined in /usr/local/share/bash-completion/bash_completion starting at line 728 (provided by the package bash-completion@2), but the completion framework must be loaded first.

@jfwilkus: Are you using the old version for bash 3.2 (Homebrew package bash-completion)?

[jfwilkus]

@MarioSchwalbe Yes, I was using the old version. Just upgraded to bash-completion@2 and all is working now.

Thanks for the quick responses!