I think it would be good to split up the completion.bash file, and differentiate between the regular tab completion of options to fzf, which can be installed inside the normal bash completion directory like any completion script on the one hand, and the fuzzy completions of every other command, using fzf to display the possibilities on the other hand.
This enables users to opt for not using the fzf fuzzy completion for commands, but they can still get proper completion of fzf options. It also makes the packaging process easier, or at least more standardized.
I think the same thing also goes for zsh, but i haven't checked.
man fzf
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I think it would be good to split up the
completion.bash
file, and differentiate between the regular tab completion of options to fzf, which can be installed inside the normal bash completion directory like any completion script on the one hand, and the fuzzy completions of every other command, using fzf to display the possibilities on the other hand.This enables users to opt for not using the fzf fuzzy completion for commands, but they can still get proper completion of fzf options. It also makes the packaging process easier, or at least more standardized.
I think the same thing also goes for zsh, but i haven't checked.