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As a zsh user, I wanted a better solution than using bashcompinit, and after going over this issue and learning about compsys (the completion system of zsh), I decided it would currently be easier to write something of my own then integrating zsh support into argcomplete.
Having decided so, I started developing pyzshcomplete, which tries to be as similar as possible to argcomplete's interface as possible (and can potentially be used together with argcomplete in the same script).
There are several challenges that I see no reason to overcome myself as argcomplete already solves them well. In particular, the code that finds the magic PYTHON_ARGCOMPLETE_OK in general and more specifically in modules.
I wanted to politely ask to use this code. Assuming that would be alright, should I add a copyright notice somewhere, and if so where and in what format?
P.S.: I use an MIT license.
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Hi, thanks for your interest. You are welcome to reuse the code as long as you comply with the terms of the Apache 2 license. The license specifies the format in which the notice should be given.
BTW, thanks for the awesome project. It inspired me to start my own, and I use a lot of your methodology to provide such a plug and play solution for users.
Hey there,
As a zsh user, I wanted a better solution than using
bashcompinit
, and after going over this issue and learning aboutcompsys
(the completion system of zsh), I decided it would currently be easier to write something of my own then integrating zsh support into argcomplete.Having decided so, I started developing pyzshcomplete, which tries to be as similar as possible to argcomplete's interface as possible (and can potentially be used together with argcomplete in the same script).
There are several challenges that I see no reason to overcome myself as argcomplete already solves them well. In particular, the code that finds the magic
PYTHON_ARGCOMPLETE_OK
in general and more specifically in modules.I wanted to politely ask to use this code. Assuming that would be alright, should I add a copyright notice somewhere, and if so where and in what format?
P.S.: I use an MIT license.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: