Not working - shows file autocomplete instead

[anna-sunberg]

Is there any way to debug the plugin? If I type yarn run and press tab, I get a list of files in the directory.

I've installed the latest version, my .zshrc contains plugins=(git yarn-autocompletions) and there's no error when I start the shell.

[g-plane]

How did you install it?

[anna-sunberg]

Manually by running ./install.sh $ZSH_CUSTOM/plugins. It's in the correct folder. I think I'd get an error when opening the shell if a plugin is not found.

[g-plane]

You're using oh-my-zsh, right?

[anna-sunberg]

Yes

[g-plane]

Can you show me the output of command ls $ZSH_CUSTOM/yarn-autocompletions?

[anna-sunberg]

It's not in $ZSH_CUSTOM, but in $ZSH_CUSTOM/plugins

ls $ZSH_CUSTOM/plugins/yarn-autocompletions
yarn-autocompletions            yarn-autocompletions.plugin.zsh

[g-plane]

It's not in $ZSH_CUSTOM, but in $ZSH_CUSTOM/plugins

ls $ZSH_CUSTOM/plugins/yarn-autocompletions
yarn-autocompletions            yarn-autocompletions.plugin.zsh

Oh, that's right. There's a typo in my last comment.

[kevinrodriguez-io]

I'm having the exact same issue after running the install command as listed on the README.md

Plugin Release:

2.0.0 for macOS (I'm using oh-my-zsh)

$ ./install.sh $ZSH_CUSTOM/plugins

And after adding it to :

plugins=(
  # ... your other plugins
+ yarn-autocompletions
)

I wonder if there's another plugin causing conflicts:

plugins=(
  git
  nvm
  npm
  vscode
  osx
  command-not-found
  docker
  bgnotify
  yarn-autocompletions
)

[anna-sunberg]

I tried disabling all other plugins except for yarn-autocompletions and it didn't make a difference

[g-plane]

There shouldn't be conflicts with other plugins.

[anna-sunberg]

Do you have any ideas what could be wrong? Any ways to debug the plugin?

[bamboo5]

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[g-plane]

Do you have any ideas what could be wrong? Any ways to debug the plugin?

Try running this: $ZSH_CUSTOM/plugins/yarn-autocompletions/yarn-autocompletions add then show me the output.

[anna-sunberg]

First time I tried that it gave me the MacOS "cannot be open" dialog.

I gave it access in System Preferences and thought that would fix it, but it still doesn't work! It works when I run it (although not with run command), but not when I type and press tab.

[g-plane]

That's weird. However, I'm not able to make it verified, and I'm not a macOS user so I'm not familiar with that. Sorry.

[anna-sunberg]

As I said, I fixed the security warning, so that's not an issue anymore. See the second screenshot for output from running $ZSH_CUSTOM/plugins/yarn-autocompletions/yarn-autocompletions add

[g-plane]

How about using a zsh plugin manager like zinit or zplug?

[anna-sunberg]

Tried zplug, no luck

[nguymin4]

I created a PR to fix this issue. I encountered it when setting up new release Ubuntu 20.04. Please look at the PR for explanation.

To check if the completion works then you can press Ctrl+x h. Currently it shows that's why it will display files and folders in the current directory.

If the completion is loaded correctly then actually it should show nothing.

[adi518]

No solution? it still doesn't work (mac).

[GodOfGrandeur]

I can confirm I have this exact same issue too using the latest release. I get the same output as listed above when I run the commands and same output from the debugging steps.

[adi518]

@GodOfGrandeur Author doesn't use a Mac so it was never tested on it to work. In another issue, someone posted a plugin that does work, see: https://github.com/chrisands/zsh-yarn-completions.

[GodOfGrandeur]

Hi @adi518

I might try spend some time and see if I can get this working on a mac. I really wanted this for the completion on the yarn run command which the library you linked doesn't seem support so looks like a dead end to me.

[adi518]

I'm on Catalina and it works just fine. I tried everything with this plugin and reached a dead end.

[gbiryukov]

installing ohmyzsh fixed the issue for me. maybe it is essential for experienced users of zsh but this dependency is not obvious for newbies

[Chaoste]

I have the same issue on MacOs Catalina (10.15.7) with a freshly installed system:

➜ $ yarn add
tags in context :completion::complete:yarn::
    globbed-files  (_files _default)

[DanielOrtel]

FYI, you can manually allow this. Once you see the message appear(you have to have the message appear first), go to the Security and Privacy settings -> General -> and under Allow apps dowloaded from there are two toggles, and under it apps that the firewall blocked. You can allow yarn-autocompletions from there.