Zsh's completion doesn't work well for some aliases that have multiple options grouped together, like for this case:
docker run -it -<TAB> # OOPS! gets a bunch of file names instead of options
But it's fine for:
docker run -i -t -<TAB>
So the aliases should rather use the second form. I'm new to these aliases, but I've just observed this with dkR -<TAB> and see that the double-single-option usage is common in these aliases, particularly the -it combo. I'll submit a PR if it you agree there's no harm in separating them.
Zsh's completion doesn't work well for some aliases that have multiple options grouped together, like for this case:
docker run -it -<TAB># OOPS! gets a bunch of file names instead of optionsBut it's fine for:
docker run -i -t -<TAB>So the aliases should rather use the second form. I'm new to these aliases, but I've just observed this with
dkR -<TAB>and see that the double-single-option usage is common in these aliases, particularly the-itcombo. I'll submit a PR if it you agree there's no harm in separating them.