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We should generate bash auto complete code when some pre-defined flag is specified. The flag should be able to be turned off if the user prefers that flag not be used by the system.
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Maybe rather a subcommand? Like './myApp installAutoCompletion'. Or make it configurable (app developer can choose between flag and subcommand, as well as change the flag and subcommand).
A possible approach to avoiding third party dependencies is implementing this feature in a separate package. I'm thinking of something like this:
All the command definitions (e.g.: in application code, not here) need to be moved out of the main package.
The third-party lib can read all of flaggy's commands and settings.
The third party lib generates the completions.
Note that the approach also allows having a separate binary that generates the completions, so the new library doesn't even need to be build into the application binary itself.
We should generate bash auto complete code when some pre-defined flag is specified. The flag should be able to be turned off if the user prefers that flag not be used by the system.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: