Create a bash command argument completion file for manage.sh
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Earth talking to Galactica. I hear that Capitan JJ won't do it. I guess admiral JCK is busy next couple of weeks. Shall we assign democratically to lieutenant JMB? |
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Get in the habit of @-mentioning people who you want to read the message. In this case mentioning @jmbenlloch would have been a good idea. I suggest that he assign himself, if he feels like taking it on. Otherwise, it can sit there in the list of issues until somebody takes pity on it, or someone thinks it needs to be given a higher priority. It's possibly not of the highest priority at the moment. |
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Ay, Ay, sir!
As for JM he is sitting by my side, so he has taken notice! And he is assigning himself to the task. He is indeed pretty busy, but also pretty fast, so no worries.
… On 15 Jan 2017, at 20:08, jacg ***@***.***> wrote:
Get in the habit of @-mentioning people who you want to read the message. In this case mentioning @jmbenlloch <https://github.com/jmbenlloch> would have been a good idea.
I suggest that he assign himself, if he feels like taking it on. Otherwise, it can sit there in the list of issues until somebody takes pity on it, or someone thinks it needs to be given a higher priority. It's possibly not of the highest priority at the moment.
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First you need to execute the script:
. bash_manage.sh
Then you it will autocomplete `bash manage.sh` or `source manage.sh`
in this way:
$ source manage.sh [TAB][TAB]
clean install run_tests
compile_and_test install_and_check work_in_python_version
download_test_db make_environment
If you chose an option requiring python version it will offer you 2.7
and 3.5:
$ source manage.sh work_in_python_version [TAB][TAB]
2.7 3.5
The only problem is that some bash options are overwrite. For
instance, this will happen before executing the script:
$ bash --[TAB][TAB]
--debug --help --noprofile --restricted
--debugger --init-file --norc --verbose
--dump-po-strings --login --posix --version
--dump-strings --noediting --rcfile
jacg
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to jmbenlloch/IC-1
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Jan 20, 2017
First you need to execute the script:
. bash_manage.sh
Then you it will autocomplete `bash manage.sh` or `source manage.sh`
in this way:
$ source manage.sh [TAB][TAB]
clean install run_tests
compile_and_test install_and_check work_in_python_version
download_test_db make_environment
If you chose an option requiring python version it will offer you 2.7
and 3.5:
$ source manage.sh work_in_python_version [TAB][TAB]
2.7 3.5
The only problem is that some bash options are overwrite. For
instance, this will happen before executing the script:
$ bash --[TAB][TAB]
--debug --help --noprofile --restricted
--debugger --init-file --norc --verbose
--dump-po-strings --login --posix --version
--dump-strings --noediting --rcfile
This same file can be used by `zsh`: before sourcing `bash_manage.sh`,
you first have to instruct `zsh` to understand the `bash` autocomplete
instructons with
autoload bashcompinit
bashcompinit
source bash_manage.sh
jacg
pushed a commit
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Jan 20, 2017
First you need to execute the script:
. bash_manage.sh
Then you it will autocomplete `bash manage.sh` or `source manage.sh`
in this way:
$ source manage.sh [TAB][TAB]
clean install run_tests
compile_and_test install_and_check work_in_python_version
download_test_db make_environment
If you chose an option requiring python version it will offer you 2.7
and 3.5:
$ source manage.sh work_in_python_version [TAB][TAB]
2.7 3.5
The only problem is that some bash options are overwrite. For
instance, this will happen before executing the script:
$ bash --[TAB][TAB]
--debug --help --noprofile --restricted
--debugger --init-file --norc --verbose
--dump-po-strings --login --posix --version
--dump-strings --noediting --rcfile
This same file can be used by `zsh`: before sourcing `bash_manage.sh`,
you first have to instruct `zsh` to understand the `bash` autocomplete
instructons with
autoload bashcompinit
bashcompinit
source bash_manage.sh
jacg
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Sep 9, 2017
First you need to execute the script:
. bash_manage.sh
Then you it will autocomplete `bash manage.sh` or `source manage.sh`
in this way:
$ source manage.sh [TAB][TAB]
clean install run_tests
compile_and_test install_and_check work_in_python_version
download_test_db make_environment
If you chose an option requiring python version it will offer you 2.7
and 3.5:
$ source manage.sh work_in_python_version [TAB][TAB]
2.7 3.5
The only problem is that some bash options are overwrite. For
instance, this will happen before executing the script:
$ bash --[TAB][TAB]
--debug --help --noprofile --restricted
--debugger --init-file --norc --verbose
--dump-po-strings --login --posix --version
--dump-strings --noediting --rcfile
This same file can be used by `zsh`: before sourcing `bash_manage.sh`,
you first have to instruct `zsh` to understand the `bash` autocomplete
instructons with
autoload bashcompinit
bashcompinit
source bash_manage.sh
jacg
pushed a commit
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Sep 10, 2017
First you need to execute the script:
. bash_manage.sh
Then you it will autocomplete `bash manage.sh` or `source manage.sh`
in this way:
$ source manage.sh [TAB][TAB]
clean install run_tests
compile_and_test install_and_check work_in_python_version
download_test_db make_environment
If you chose an option requiring python version it will offer you 2.7
and 3.5:
$ source manage.sh work_in_python_version [TAB][TAB]
2.7 3.5
The only problem is that some bash options are overwrite. For
instance, this will happen before executing the script:
$ bash --[TAB][TAB]
--debug --help --noprofile --restricted
--debugger --init-file --norc --verbose
--dump-po-strings --login --posix --version
--dump-strings --noediting --rcfile
This same file can be used by `zsh`: before sourcing `bash_manage.sh`,
you first have to instruct `zsh` to understand the `bash` autocomplete
instructons with
autoload bashcompinit
bashcompinit
source bash_manage.sh
jacg
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Sep 15, 2017
First you need to execute the script:
. bash_manage.sh
Then you it will autocomplete `bash manage.sh` or `source manage.sh`
in this way:
$ source manage.sh [TAB][TAB]
clean install run_tests
compile_and_test install_and_check work_in_python_version
download_test_db make_environment
If you chose an option requiring python version it will offer you 2.7
and 3.5:
$ source manage.sh work_in_python_version [TAB][TAB]
2.7 3.5
The only problem is that some bash options are overwrite. For
instance, this will happen before executing the script:
$ bash --[TAB][TAB]
--debug --help --noprofile --restricted
--debugger --init-file --norc --verbose
--dump-po-strings --login --posix --version
--dump-strings --noediting --rcfile
This same file can be used by `zsh`: before sourcing `bash_manage.sh`,
you first have to instruct `zsh` to understand the `bash` autocomplete
instructons with
autoload bashcompinit
bashcompinit
source bash_manage.sh
jmbenlloch
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First you need to execute the script:
. bash_manage.sh
Then you it will autocomplete `bash manage.sh` or `source manage.sh`
in this way:
$ source manage.sh [TAB][TAB]
clean install run_tests
compile_and_test install_and_check work_in_python_version
download_test_db make_environment
If you chose an option requiring python version it will offer you 2.7
and 3.5:
$ source manage.sh work_in_python_version [TAB][TAB]
2.7 3.5
The only problem is that some bash options are overwrite. For
instance, this will happen before executing the script:
$ bash --[TAB][TAB]
--debug --help --noprofile --restricted
--debugger --init-file --norc --verbose
--dump-po-strings --login --posix --version
--dump-strings --noediting --rcfile
This same file can be used by `zsh`: before sourcing `bash_manage.sh`,
you first have to instruct `zsh` to understand the `bash` autocomplete
instructons with
autoload bashcompinit
bashcompinit
source bash_manage.sh
jacg
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Sep 14, 2018
First you need to execute the script:
. bash_manage.sh
Then you it will autocomplete `bash manage.sh` or `source manage.sh`
in this way:
$ source manage.sh [TAB][TAB]
clean install run_tests
compile_and_test install_and_check work_in_python_version
download_test_db make_environment
If you chose an option requiring python version it will offer you 2.7
and 3.5:
$ source manage.sh work_in_python_version [TAB][TAB]
2.7 3.5
The only problem is that some bash options are overwrite. For
instance, this will happen before executing the script:
$ bash --[TAB][TAB]
--debug --help --noprofile --restricted
--debugger --init-file --norc --verbose
--dump-po-strings --login --posix --version
--dump-strings --noediting --rcfile
This same file can be used by `zsh`: before sourcing `bash_manage.sh`,
you first have to instruct `zsh` to understand the `bash` autocomplete
instructons with
autoload bashcompinit
bashcompinit
source bash_manage.sh
jmbenlloch
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Oct 16, 2018
First you need to execute the script:
. bash_manage.sh
Then you it will autocomplete `bash manage.sh` or `source manage.sh`
in this way:
$ source manage.sh [TAB][TAB]
clean install run_tests
compile_and_test install_and_check work_in_python_version
download_test_db make_environment
If you chose an option requiring python version it will offer you 2.7
and 3.5:
$ source manage.sh work_in_python_version [TAB][TAB]
2.7 3.5
The only problem is that some bash options are overwrite. For
instance, this will happen before executing the script:
$ bash --[TAB][TAB]
--debug --help --noprofile --restricted
--debugger --init-file --norc --verbose
--dump-po-strings --login --posix --version
--dump-strings --noediting --rcfile
This same file can be used by `zsh`: before sourcing `bash_manage.sh`,
you first have to instruct `zsh` to understand the `bash` autocomplete
instructons with
autoload bashcompinit
bashcompinit
source bash_manage.sh
jmbenlloch
added a commit
to jmbenlloch/IC-1
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this issue
Oct 16, 2018
First you need to execute the script:
. bash_manage.sh
Then you it will autocomplete `bash manage.sh` or `source manage.sh`
in this way:
$ source manage.sh [TAB][TAB]
clean install run_tests
compile_and_test install_and_check work_in_python_version
download_test_db make_environment
If you chose an option requiring python version it will offer you 2.7
and 3.5:
$ source manage.sh work_in_python_version [TAB][TAB]
2.7 3.5
The only problem is that some bash options are overwrite. For
instance, this will happen before executing the script:
$ bash --[TAB][TAB]
--debug --help --noprofile --restricted
--debugger --init-file --norc --verbose
--dump-po-strings --login --posix --version
--dump-strings --noediting --rcfile
This same file can be used by `zsh`: before sourcing `bash_manage.sh`,
you first have to instruct `zsh` to understand the `bash` autocomplete
instructons with
autoload bashcompinit
bashcompinit
source bash_manage.sh
jmbenlloch
added a commit
to jmbenlloch/IC-1
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Oct 16, 2018
First you need to execute the script:
. bash_manage.sh
Then you it will autocomplete `bash manage.sh` or `source manage.sh`
in this way:
$ source manage.sh [TAB][TAB]
clean install run_tests
compile_and_test install_and_check work_in_python_version
download_test_db make_environment
If you chose an option requiring python version it will offer you 2.7
and 3.5:
$ source manage.sh work_in_python_version [TAB][TAB]
2.7 3.5
The only problem is that some bash options are overwrite. For
instance, this will happen before executing the script:
$ bash --[TAB][TAB]
--debug --help --noprofile --restricted
--debugger --init-file --norc --verbose
--dump-po-strings --login --posix --version
--dump-strings --noediting --rcfile
This same file can be used by `zsh`: before sourcing `bash_manage.sh`,
you first have to instruct `zsh` to understand the `bash` autocomplete
instructons with
autoload bashcompinit
bashcompinit
source bash_manage.sh
jmbenlloch
added a commit
that referenced
this issue
Oct 16, 2018
First you need to execute the script:
. bash_manage.sh
Then you it will autocomplete `bash manage.sh` or `source manage.sh`
in this way:
$ source manage.sh [TAB][TAB]
clean install run_tests
compile_and_test install_and_check work_in_python_version
download_test_db make_environment
If you chose an option requiring python version it will offer you 2.7
and 3.5:
$ source manage.sh work_in_python_version [TAB][TAB]
2.7 3.5
The only problem is that some bash options are overwrite. For
instance, this will happen before executing the script:
$ bash --[TAB][TAB]
--debug --help --noprofile --restricted
--debugger --init-file --norc --verbose
--dump-po-strings --login --posix --version
--dump-strings --noediting --rcfile
This same file can be used by `zsh`: before sourcing `bash_manage.sh`,
you first have to instruct `zsh` to understand the `bash` autocomplete
instructons with
autoload bashcompinit
bashcompinit
source bash_manage.sh
jmbenlloch
added a commit
to jmbenlloch/IC-1
that referenced
this issue
Oct 16, 2018
First you need to execute the script:
. bash_manage.sh
Then you it will autocomplete `bash manage.sh` or `source manage.sh`
in this way:
$ source manage.sh [TAB][TAB]
clean install run_tests
compile_and_test install_and_check work_in_python_version
download_test_db make_environment
If you chose an option requiring python version it will offer you 2.7
and 3.5:
$ source manage.sh work_in_python_version [TAB][TAB]
2.7 3.5
The only problem is that some bash options are overwrite. For
instance, this will happen before executing the script:
$ bash --[TAB][TAB]
--debug --help --noprofile --restricted
--debugger --init-file --norc --verbose
--dump-po-strings --login --posix --version
--dump-strings --noediting --rcfile
This same file can be used by `zsh`: before sourcing `bash_manage.sh`,
you first have to instruct `zsh` to understand the `bash` autocomplete
instructons with
autoload bashcompinit
bashcompinit
source bash_manage.sh
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manage.shscript is acquiring (#77) a large number of long and inconvenient to type command arguments. It would benefit immensely from completion help from the shell. I get the impression that most of us are usingbashor some derivative. Let's provide a file which teachesbashhow to completemanage.sh's arguments for us.How this can be done seems to be described here.
Once made, this file can be sourced to enable the completion. You could do this in your
.bashrcor similar.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: