dalance
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3 weeks ago I checked the issue.
Do you mean that procs <TAB> don't show anything?
If so, this is expected behaviour because procs takes arbitrary string for process filtering as argument.
If you type procs -<TAB>, the available options will be shown like below:
$ procs -<TAB>
--and -a -- AND logic for multi-keyword
--color -c -- Color mode
--debug -- Show debug message
--gen-completion -- Generate shell completion file
--gen-completion-out -- Generate shell completion file and write to stdout
--gen-config -- Generate configuration sample file
--help -h -- Print help (see more with '--help')
--insert -i -- Insert column to slot
--interval -- Interval to calculate throughput
--list -l -- Show list of kind
--load-config -- Load configuration from file
--nand -d -- NAND logic for multi-keyword
--no-header -- Suppress header
--nor -r -- NOR logic for multi-keyword
--only -- Specified column only
--or -o -- OR logic for multi-keyword
--pager -p -- Pager mode
--sorta -- Sort column by ascending
--sortd -- Sort column by descending
--theme -- Theme mode
--thread -- Show thread
--tree -t -- Tree view
--use-config -- Use built-in configuration
--version -V -- Print version
--watch -w -- Watch mode with default interval (1s)
--watch-interval -W -- Watch mode with custom interval
I've try
source <(procs --gen-completion-out zsh)under zsh and no any suggestion shown, and the same procedure works under bash. I'm using procs 0.14.5