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When completing the build-command, it would be helpful to complete all the *.gemspec files after the command. Likewise, when installing, it would be helpful to complete *.gem files from the local directory.

The standard "return all files and directories in the current directory" works a bit, but is IMHO not as helpful as it could be.

Simple change in completion-rake seems to work:

    tasks=$("${rake_bin[@]}" --rakefile "$rakefile" --silent --describe 2>/dev/null |

to

    tasks=$("${rake_bin[@]}" --rakefile "$rakefile" --silent -P 2>/dev/null |

rails generate itself autocompletes, but past that, it just falls back to file completion... weird cause eg rails plugin actually autocompletes to install remove (even though its really slow) so some subcommands are working...

It seems for me not cached.

👋 I wonder if you can help tag the release so that the downstream package manager (like homebrew) can pick up the new changes. Thanks!

relates to Homebrew/homebrew-core#80895

cc @mernen

At the moment, completion-rails doesn't seem to recognize rails 4 projects as such, when I try to complete rails <TAB> in a newly generated rails 4 project, all the commands it offers me are new & plugin.

Apart from recognizing that I'm actually in a rails project folder, I don't know if anything else needs to be adapted (haven't done much with rails 4, yet).

For some reason the ruby completion is giving me the

--bash: _filedir: command not found

...error. Any advice is appreciated. I do have bash-completion installed and all of my other bash scripts seem to work properly. I am surely missing the _filedir function somewhere.

bundler completion does not seem to be working at all for me. Just has no effect. Not being great at reading bash, I'm not sure how to troubleshoot, any advice?

completion-rails currently doesn't support Rails 3's different workflow and general usage: rails new for creating new projects, rails command for project tasks (instead of script/*), etc.

Support for Rails 2 and 3 should preferably coexist.