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Introduce remote-process bash completion #48
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When working with the parameter-framework, the remote-process command is very handy. Nevertheless it has long commands and it is easy to make mistakes. Add a bash completion script to complete: - hostnames - frequently used port - commands and arguments based on the remote usage (help command) Signed-off-by: Kevin Rocard <kevin.rocard@intel.com>
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Introduce remote-process bash completion
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When working with the parameter-framework,
the remote-process command is very handy.
Nevertheless it has long commands and it is easy to make mistakes.
Add a bash completion script to complete: