Fix SSH completion to preserve @ sign in user@host format #2351
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Summary
Fixes SSH completion to preserve the @ sign when completing user@host combinations.
Problem
When typing
ssh root@ser<TAB>
, the completion would incorrectly produce:Instead of the expected:
Root Cause
The @ character was in
COMP_WORDBREAKS
, causing bash to treat it as a word boundary and strip it during completion.Solution
Remove @ from
COMP_WORDBREAKS
(in addition to:
which was already removed).Changes:
This allows completion to preserve the full
user@host
format for:Testing
Related
Closes #2260
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