Currently, tab completion only works well for the set subcommand. Everything is hardcoded and other commands are just not supported, apart from the main subcommand itself. We need to make drastic changes to implement this, but the priority is low since the rest of the commands are mostly administrative and thus not accessible to end users.
Ideally, we would make a "subcommand" interface that does its own tab-completion, and make all subcommands implement it, but this requires an almost complete rewrite of the subcommands.
Currently, tab completion only works well for the `set` subcommand. Everything is hardcoded and other commands are just not supported, apart from the main subcommand itself. We need to make drastic changes to implement this, but the priority is low since the rest of the commands are mostly administrative and thus not accessible to end users.
Ideally, we would make a "subcommand" interface that does its own tab-completion, and make all subcommands implement it, but this requires an almost complete rewrite of the subcommands.
bea
added this to the WIP project 2022-10-24 23:18:09 +02:00
bea
added the enhancement label 2022-10-24 23:22:23 +02:00
Blocking a user prevents them from interacting with repositories, such as opening or commenting on pull requests or issues. Learn more about blocking a user.
Currently, tab completion only works well for the
setsubcommand. Everything is hardcoded and other commands are just not supported, apart from the main subcommand itself. We need to make drastic changes to implement this, but the priority is low since the rest of the commands are mostly administrative and thus not accessible to end users.Ideally, we would make a "subcommand" interface that does its own tab-completion, and make all subcommands implement it, but this requires an almost complete rewrite of the subcommands.