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Gradle tab completion for bash and zsh
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--include-build is suggested only once in Zsh #45

Closed pkubowicz closed 6 years ago

pkubowicz commented 6 years ago

If you type gradle build --include-build ../foo --in you are suggested --info and --init-script but not --include-build, although it is legal to pass this option many times.

eriwen commented 6 years ago

Fixed with eed7654819122ee1f722b0074924bf44063d1af7

pkubowicz commented 6 years ago

@eriwen This does not work for me. I type gradle --include-build ../foo --incl and I get

Completing no arguments
Completing ->argument-expected

Even when I don't want to repeat an option, I get an error: gradle --include-build ../foo --inf

Completing ->argument-expected
Completing option
--info  -- Set log level to info.

I can press Tab multpile times but --info is not completed.

eriwen commented 6 years ago

@pkubowicz I'm so sorry. https://github.com/gradle/gradle-completion/commit/eed7654819122ee1f722b0074924bf44063d1af7 covers --init-script and not --include-build.

I believe this should be working for you now with 960390dadb5dc77e45d0898a0c61aaff57a9009e. I am concerned that you're getting different behavior than when I'm testing, though. Please try this out and if it doesn't work, 2 things would be super-helpful: 1) Environment information 2) Capture a debug trace with Ctrl+X ?

Thanks for your continued feedback.

pkubowicz commented 6 years ago

There is a discrepancy now: gradle build --include-build <tab> prints Completing all tasks but gradle --include-build <tab> correctly suggests directories.

I have a stack trace for the case where pressing Tab multiple ties does not help.