Package: dupload Version: 2.9.5 Consider the following directory structure:
$ tree
.
└── xx
└── foo.changes
$
From a bash shell at this location, with bash completion enabled, if i
type:
$ dupload xx/
and then hit TAB it autocompletes to foo.changes, as it should.
But if instead i start with:
$ dupload xx
or
$ dupload x
and then hit TAB, it does not autocomplete to the directory name.
By comparison, if i do the same with other common commands that limit
themselves to specific files, hitting TAB will complete a directory.
For example, if "foo.odt" lives alongside "foo.changes", then
"libreoffice x TAB TAB" will complete to xx/foo.odt.
So something is amiss with dupload's bash tab completion: it doesn't
include the directory listings that might lead to the file that the user
could want to upload.
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