mycmd: Custom spec from example doesn't work for me

[hustcer]

Current Behavior

I just tried the example from Spec, however it doesn't work for me.

Expected Behavior

It should work as the asciinema casts

Steps To Reproduce

1. $ cat ~/.config/carapace/specs/mycmd.yaml

   # yaml-language-server: $schema=https://carapace.sh/schemas/command.json
   name: mycmd
   description: my command
   flags:
   --optarg?: optarg flag
   -r, --repeatable*: repeatable flag
   -v=: flag with value
   persistentflags:
   --help: bool flag
   completion:
   flag:
   optarg: ["one", "two\twith description", "three\twith style\tblue"]
   v: ["$files"]
   commands:
   - name: sub
   description: subcommand
   completion:
   positional:
     - ["$list(,)", "1", "2", "3"]
     - ["$directories"]

2. Run source <(carapace _carapace) in bash
3. Input mycmd in commandline and press Tab, however, nothing appears

Version

1.0.0

OS

• [ ] Linux
• [X] OSX
• [ ] Windows

Shell

• [X] Bash
• [ ] Elvish
• [ ] Fish
• [X] Nushell
• [ ] Oil
• [ ] Powershell
• [ ] Xonsh
• [ ] Zsh

Anything else?

$ cat ~/.config/carapace/specs/git.yaml

# yaml-language-server: $schema=https://carapace.sh/schemas/command.json
name:  git
description: the stupid content tracker
parsing: disabled
completion:
  positionalany: ["$carapace.bridge.Fish([git])"]

The git completion works for me in bash

[rsteube]

Can you check from where the specs are loaded?

carapace -h
# Specs are loaded from ...

Unless XDG_CONFIG_HOME is set the default path in osx is ~/Library/Application Support/carapace/specs.

[hustcer]

Shell parameter is optional and if left out carapace will try to detect it by parent process name. Some completions are cached at [/Users/hustcer/Library/Caches/carapace]. Config is written to [/Users/hustcer/Library/Application Support/carapace]. Specs are loaded from [/Users/hustcer/Library/Application Support/carapace/specs].

I have just copied mycmd.yaml to /Users/hustcer/Library/Application Support/carapace/specs and ran source <(carapace _carapace), still has no luck

[rsteube]

Is it limited to bash? The default version in osx is quite ancient. You can update it with homebrew:

brew install bash