ZSH Global Completion Issues on Ubuntu 22.04
flu0r1ne opened this issue · 2 comments
I've identified an issue with ZSH auto-completion on Ubuntu 22.04, primarily stemming from various complications in the global auto-completion script. The key points included an incorrect usage of COMP_WORDS for matching modules and interpreter arguments in ZSH, a defective read command in the __python_argcomplete_scan_head function, and discrepancies in indexing methods. In response, I introduced base-1 indexing, a secondary read command, enabled regex matches in BASH_REMATCH, and made adjustments to the __python_argcomplete_run function. Additionally, we expanded the path to a Python script using tilde notation to facilitate auto-completion. The corrections have been tested on GNU bash 5.1.16(1)-release, zsh 5.8.1, and Linux ubuntu-22-04-2-desktop 5.19.0-42-generic.
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