Use shell functions instead of aliases to avoid interfering with shell completion

[jimeh]

op CLI version

2.24.0

Goal or desired behavior

I want to setup the homebrew shell plugin (as an example), and have shell completion work correctly for brew, and also my custom shell alias (alias br=brew).

This can be achieved by using a shell function in ~/.config/op/plugins.sh instead of an alias:

brew() { op plugin run -- brew "$@"; }

Current behavior

Currently when you run op plugin init brew, a shell alias is written to ~/.config/op/plugins.sh, for example:

alias brew="op plugin run -- brew"

This results in the brew command no longer having shell completions available on it, unless setopt completealiases is used. But that breaks completion for shorthand aliases like alias br=brew, because it will try to find completions for a command named br.

Hence the shell function approach is the only one that works correctly in both scenarios.

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