it seems the default chsh completion script assumes you are using the
chsh provided by coreutils and it uses gnu specific extensions
so you end up with this when you try to use completions
u...@domain> chsh -s /chsh: invalid option -- l
so here is how to fix
open up the global chsh.fish file and change the following line:
complete -c chsh -s s -l shell -x -a "(chsh -l)" -d "Specify your login
shell"
should be changed to:
complete -c chsh -s s -l shell -x -a "(egrep '^/' /etc/shells)" -d
"Specify your login shell"
and that should take care of it for ya
kudos to MrGrim for the fix (he actually did all the work)
5c5
< complete -c chsh -s s -l shell -x -a "(chsh -l)" -d "Specify your login shell"
---
> complete -c chsh -s s -l shell -x -a "(egrep '^/' /etc/shells)" -d "Specify your login shell"
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