Andrey Kislyuk

@maxrossello > What about the fact that ~/.bash_completion.d is not considered in Ubuntu and that for a default complete rule to be loaded for user ~/.bash_completion is the working choice?...

Looks like you're right. We should probably change this script to append directly to ~/.bash_completion or ~/.local/share/bash-completion or whatever that discovery protocol yields.

As we discussed previously, we will need an end-to-end test harness in the test suite which can use pexpect to call the completion hook from bash and zsh, and test...

@sergei-dyshel, as you can see from the discussion above, the author of this PR has not been able to provide a test suite for the changes. The author also doesn't...

Thanks for the thoughtful discussion. I'm OK with parameterizing the fd in this way, as long as the default remains unchanged. I would *not* be OK using kernel32 via ctypes...

Hi, can you provide the full command used to install yq?

I'm not sure if that's possible with argcomplete - git registers its own completion module that gets activated when bash sees a command line that starts with `git `. With...

Thank you for your interest in argcomplete. This issue is not about caching of completions in general, but about avoiding multiple invocations of the Python interpreter in the global completion...

Thanks for tracking this, we'll wait to see how the pexpect maintainers react and bump the required version as appropriate. If there's a workaround available for how to configure pexpect,...

It appears that the library/executable you are using is complex and performs a lot of initialization before calling `argcomplete.autocomplete()`. Some of these initialization steps may be interfering with the argcomplete...