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by dllthomas
3541 days ago
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Tying this back in to the earlier discussion, many distros provide standard places for installed packages to drop scripts, which will be sourced during shell startup and which can thus configure the shell appropriately each time. "Providing command line completion" for your utility, therefore, means providing any such scripts as are appropriate, and setting up your packaging (or install scripts) to install them. |
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