maxnikulin

A real world example: Ubuntu switched from deb to snap for browser packages (firefox, chromium), so users almost inevitably have `~/snap/` folder. A command to manage these packages is named...

I have a little experience with bash completion, so I can easily miss important use cases. You can consider this pull request as an invitation to discuss how to properly...

> ```shell > $ scp ./COPYING[TAB twice] > COPYING COPYING > ``` Mea culpa. I have added a bit more code to avoid [_comp_xfunc_ssh_scp_local_files](https://github.com/scop/bash-completion/blob/b85b88e55c15790a6e87933b7633f26992ce56e1/completions/ssh#L592) when possible, however I am not...

> While I dislike the tilde expansion myself as well and do support efforts to get rid of it as much as possible, I don't think we should make behavioral...

Kuanyui, thank you for the information that you met the problem in KDE as well. I am reluctant in respect to blind pull requests especially to projects that I do...

Feel free to decline this pull request if I missed some use case. My story is the following. I do not like when `~` is expanded by `/home/user` since it...

Accidentally I have realized that if dictionaries for two languages are loaded, a correct word in the same language is required to get variants of corrections for a misspelled word....

Maybe I have missed something related to calling convention of hook wrappers, so feel free to decline.

> Pluggy currently crashes effectively. No, in the case of "crash", code after `yield` would not be executed at all. Currently it is called by garbage collector causing undefined behavior...

Actually I could not get your point. Why do you prefer crash-like behavior to stack unwind? With `gen.close()` instead of passing exception `except` clauses may be skipped but `finally` blocks...