| Hello, I’m using pass on OS X El Capitan (10.11.6), where bash is quite old: Mac-di-Ale:~ gpz500$ bash --version GNU bash, version 3.2.57(1)-release (x86_64-apple-darwin15) Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc. In such an elderly bash, the builtin command compopt is not present. Unfortunately, compopt is used in two places in bash completion pass file so, every time I press the <Tab> key, I obtain the following message: Mac-di-Ale:~ gpz500$ pass -bash: compopt: command not found -bash: compopt: command not found Logins/ find grep insert rm cp generate help ls show edit git init mv version which is very annoying, even if it doesn’t brake the functioning. Well, I’ve modified the bash completion file as in the attached patch which is, in my opinion, quite better (even if, sometimes, I find some extra unwanted space...) and doesn’t break compatibility with bash version >= 4. What do you think? Could it be pushed? Cheers, Alessandro |
pass.bash-completion.patch
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Ing. Alessandro Morgantini - http://www.morgantini.org/ Email: gpz...@technologist.com Cell.: +39-347 761 1221 - Fax: +39-390 347 761 1221
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