lxc/completion: Don't hide default completion command #14474
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The completion command is a useful tool that includes detailed instructions for setting up completions across shell environments. Most CLI applications don't hide this by default so it's quite intuitive for a user to locate/use this command. Furthermore, the LXD snap completions are only set up for Bash shells. Signed-off-by: Kadin Sayani <[email protected]>
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The completion command is a useful tool that includes detailed instructions for setting up completions across shell environments. Most CLI applications don't hide this by default so it's quite intuitive for a user to locate/use this command. Furthermore, the LXD snap completions are only set up for Bash shells.
With this change, running
lxc completion <shell> --helpshows instructions on generating completions.