I'm using systemd to mount some external (network) drives. If they are not available, the completion hangs attempting to mount the drives, and even when they are available the completion ends up empty (I'm not sure why, it ends up empty even for my main drive...).
Is there a way to make trash-cli ignore these drives for tab suggestions? I already use the alias:
alias tm="trash-put --trash-dir $TRASH_DIR"
since I don't want to create Trash dirs on external drives, but that does not seem to stop completion from looking there.
I'm using systemd to mount some external (network) drives. If they are not available, the completion hangs attempting to mount the drives, and even when they are available the completion ends up empty (I'm not sure why, it ends up empty even for my main drive...).
Is there a way to make trash-cli ignore these drives for tab suggestions? I already use the alias:
alias tm="trash-put --trash-dir $TRASH_DIR"
since I don't want to create Trash dirs on external drives, but that does not seem to stop completion from looking there.