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dsifford avatar dsifford commented on September 27, 2024

I'm not sure I understand what the error here is.

There is not a test:coverage command. That is a valid error.

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dkarlovi avatar dkarlovi commented on September 27, 2024

It was autocompleted, for whatever reason. Notice that cov was not offered, for example.

Also, nothing gets completed with just test:.

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dkarlovi avatar dkarlovi commented on September 27, 2024

Oh, just figured out why coverage was completed, I have a folder named like that:

$ ls
coverage  nest-cli.json  package.json  src   tsconfig.build.json  yarn.lock
dist      node_modules   README.md     test  tsconfig.json
$ touch x123
$ yarn run test:x<TAB>123 ^C

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dsifford avatar dsifford commented on September 27, 2024

Did you try the suggestion in the bottom of the readme?

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dkarlovi avatar dkarlovi commented on September 27, 2024

Just now (didn't notice it before). It behaves the same, only the options are presented differently. It would still complete coverage, for example.

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dsifford avatar dsifford commented on September 27, 2024

Then yeah not sure I'm able to do anything about it. I tried looking into this in the past and came up short.

Happy to hear suggestions though.

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dsifford avatar dsifford commented on September 27, 2024

I've got package.json files with a similar convention and have found it not a big deal to do yarn t<Tab><Tab><Tab> to get test:cov completed.

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dkarlovi avatar dkarlovi commented on September 27, 2024

This looks related: https://stackoverflow.com/a/12495727/672885

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dsifford avatar dsifford commented on September 27, 2024

Already do that

yarn-completion/yarn-completion.bash

Line 1028 in 2821c67

declare COMP_WORDBREAKS=$' \t\n"\'><=;|&(:'

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dkarlovi avatar dkarlovi commented on September 27, 2024

No, this specifically avoids redefining it, quote:

modifying COMP_WORDBREAKS in your completion script is not safe (as it is a global variable and it has the side effect of affecting the behavior of other completion scripts - for example scp).
Therefore, bash completion offers some helper methods which you can use to achieve your goal in a better and more safer way.

I've checked with Maven, which uses this and the difference is their completion escapes the character:

$ mvn <TAB><TAB>
assembly:assembly                  dependency:sources
clean                              dependency:tree
compile                            dependency:unpack
dependency:analyze                 dependency:unpack-dependencies
dependency:analyze-dep-mgt         deploy
dependency:analyze-duplicate       eclipse:eclipse
dependency:analyze-only            idea:idea
dependency:analyze-report          install
dependency:build-classpath         package
dependency:copy                    plexus:app
dependency:copy-dependencies       plexus:bundle-application
dependency:get                     plexus:bundle-runtime
dependency:go-offline              plexus:descriptor
dependency:list                    plexus:runtime
dependency:properties              plexus:service
dependency:purge-local-repository  site
dependency:resolve                 test/
dependency:resolve-plugins         verify
$ mvn depe<TAB>ndency\:<TAB>
dependency:analyze                 dependency:list
dependency:analyze-dep-mgt         dependency:properties
dependency:analyze-duplicate       dependency:purge-local-repository
dependency:analyze-only            dependency:resolve
dependency:analyze-report          dependency:resolve-plugins
dependency:build-classpath         dependency:sources
dependency:copy                    dependency:tree
dependency:copy-dependencies       dependency:unpack
dependency:get                     dependency:unpack-dependencies
dependency:go-offline              
$ mvn dependency\:ana<TAB>lyze<TAB>
dependency:analyze            dependency:analyze-only
dependency:analyze-dep-mgt    dependency:analyze-report
dependency:analyze-duplicate

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dkarlovi avatar dkarlovi commented on September 27, 2024

Adding the backslash manually does work, I get test\:cov completed correctly (but it again removes the backslash).

Escaping special chars like colons, spaced etc would probably fix it without other changes.

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dsifford avatar dsifford commented on September 27, 2024

Fixed in #48

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