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npm autocomplete broken if prefixed by double dash (--)
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I notice this when using a command that accepts additional args after a double-dash, for example:
npm test -- spec/blah-spec.js
In a raw, clean, ZSH v5.3 install, tab-completion works properly:
npm test -- spec/blah<TAB>
But, as soon as I add the following lines to my .zshrc:
autoload -U compinit && compinit
zmodload -i zsh/complist
The tab-completion in that case breaks (TAB does nothing).
Is there a way to both have custom completions and not break this use case?
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I notice this when using a command that accepts additional args after a double-dash, for example:
npm test -- spec/blah-spec.js
In a raw, clean, ZSH v5.3 install, tab-completion works properly:
npm test -- spec/blah<TAB>
But, as soon as I add the following lines to my .zshrc:
autoload -U compinit && compinit
zmodload -i zsh/complist
The tab-completion in that case breaks (TAB does nothing).
Is there a way to both have custom completions and not break this use case?
zsh autocomplete npm
edited yesterday
Gilles
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Do you have problems with commands other thannpm? Do you have the same problem without loadingzsh/complist? The npm completion code is distributed with npm, not with zsh. It's changed over time, too. What's the output ofwhich $_comps[npm]after attempting one completion?
– Gilles
yesterday
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I notice this when using a command that accepts additional args after a double-dash, for example:
npm test -- spec/blah-spec.js
In a raw, clean, ZSH v5.3 install, tab-completion works properly:
npm test -- spec/blah<TAB>
But, as soon as I add the following lines to my .zshrc:
autoload -U compinit && compinit
zmodload -i zsh/complist
The tab-completion in that case breaks (TAB does nothing).
Is there a way to both have custom completions and not break this use case?
zsh autocomplete npm
edited yesterday
Gilles
571k138 gold badges1180 silver badges1692 bronze badges
asked yesterday
Elliot NelsonElliot Nelson
1113 bronze badges
I notice this when using a command that accepts additional args after a double-dash, for example:
npm test -- spec/blah-spec.js
In a raw, clean, ZSH v5.3 install, tab-completion works properly:
npm test -- spec/blah<TAB>
But, as soon as I add the following lines to my .zshrc:
autoload -U compinit && compinit
zmodload -i zsh/complist
The tab-completion in that case breaks (TAB does nothing).
Is there a way to both have custom completions and not break this use case?
zsh autocomplete npm
zsh autocomplete npm
edited yesterday
Gilles
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asked yesterday
Elliot NelsonElliot Nelson
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Gilles
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Do you have problems with commands other thannpm? Do you have the same problem without loadingzsh/complist? The npm completion code is distributed with npm, not with zsh. It's changed over time, too. What's the output ofwhich $_comps[npm]after attempting one completion?
– Gilles
yesterday
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Do you have problems with commands other thannpm? Do you have the same problem without loadingzsh/complist? The npm completion code is distributed with npm, not with zsh. It's changed over time, too. What's the output ofwhich $_comps[npm]after attempting one completion?
– Gilles
yesterday
Do you have problems with commands other than
npm? Do you have the same problem without loading zsh/complist? The npm completion code is distributed with npm, not with zsh. It's changed over time, too. What's the output of which $_comps[npm] after attempting one completion?– Gilles
yesterday
Do you have problems with commands other than
npm? Do you have the same problem without loading zsh/complist? The npm completion code is distributed with npm, not with zsh. It's changed over time, too. What's the output of which $_comps[npm] after attempting one completion?– Gilles
yesterday
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Do you have problems with commands other than
npm? Do you have the same problem without loadingzsh/complist? The npm completion code is distributed with npm, not with zsh. It's changed over time, too. What's the output ofwhich $_comps[npm]after attempting one completion?– Gilles
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