The usage signature for set --show suggests that scope options are available:
set ( -S | --show ) [SCOPE_OPTIONS] [VARIABLE_NAME]... However, it seems that anything in SCOPE_OPTIONS is rejected: ~> set myvarname my var vals ~> set --show myvarname $myvarname: not set in local scope $myvarname: set in global scope, unexported, with 3 elements $myvarname[1]: length=2 value=|my| $myvarname[2]: length=3 value=|var| $myvarname[3]: length=4 value=|vals| $myvarname: not set in universal scope ~> set --show --global myvarname set: Invalid combination of options set: Type 'help set' for related documentation ~> fish --version fish, version 3.0.2 My expected (and preferred) behavior would restrict the output information to the scope (and export status), for example: ~> set --show --local myvarname $myvarname: not set in local scope ~> set --show --global myvarname $myvarname: set in global scope, unexported, with 3 elements $myvarname[1]: length=2 value=|my| $myvarname[2]: length=3 value=|var| $myvarname[3]: length=4 value=|vals| This would parallel set --query: ~> set --query myvarname; echo $status 0 ~> set --query --local myvarname; echo $status 1 ~> set --query --global myvarname; echo $status 0 Any thoughts on the intended behavior? To my interpretation, either the behavior or the documentation is incorrect. Lee Walsh
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