yum completion

[pseyfert]

adding the following yum commands:

• update-to (just what update expands)
• upgrade-to (just what update expands)
• history (the actual tricky one)
• help (printing the available commands)
• load-transaction (_files)
• load-ts (_files)
• check (just what the man page suggested)
• reinstall (just what erase does - suggest installed packages)
• downgrade (just what erase does - suggest installed packages)
• repolist (just what the man page suggested)
• distribution-synchronization (just what erase does - suggest installed packages)
• distro-sync (just what erase does - suggest installed packages)

history still needs work. For some of the commands one should supply a transaction id (i.e. just a number from 1 to yum history stats | grep Transactions | sed "s/.*: //" or last or all) or a range (e.g. 5..23). At the moment I just have all last as well as transaction IDs 1-3 hard coded for testing.

Also, I didn't implement all history commands - I left out those where I couldn't easily test if I would suggest a valid command, such as in yum history rollback.

[danielshahaf]

adding the following yum commands:

Please send this to zsh-workers@zsh.org; the zsh project doesn't use github. Thanks! P.S. The first hunk of your patch has an indentation error (four spaces instead of two tabs).

[pseyfert]

okay. As a patch file attached to the email?

Looking back at the master I see the formatting is before my patch mixed (spaces vs tabs) already. What's the desired indentation style?

[danielshahaf]

okay. As a patch file attached to the email?

Yes, attachments are fine.

Looking back at the master I see the formatting is before my patch mixed (spaces vs tabs) already. What's the desired indentation style?

Whatever is consistent with the rest of the file. I only noticed this because the patch added a line using spaces inside a block ($_yum_cmds) that uses tabs, so the diff looked funny. Thanks!

[pseyfert]

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