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An exception is thrown when trying to use completion on commands with flags specified in the format --<flag>=<value>. When specifying flags in the --<flag> <value> format completion works.
output looks as follows
$ minikube service list --namespace=somename [tab pressed]__minikube_handle_flag:27: bad math expression: operand expected at end of string
minikube service list --namespace=some
[tab pressed] signifies the point where completion was called.
The prompt shows again vertically aligned to the line above.
The issue appears to happen on zsh. I also tested the scenario in bash where it worked correctly.
I tested on both "default" and "adam1" prompts, in both cases the new line was aligned.
I tried using multiple flags with one or a few using the = format and didn't see any difference based on the order of the flags (and which one is = formatted).
What Happened?
An exception is thrown when trying to use completion on commands with flags specified in the format
--<flag>=<value>
. When specifying flags in the--<flag> <value>
format completion works.output looks as follows
[tab pressed] signifies the point where completion was called.
The prompt shows again vertically aligned to the line above.
The issue appears to happen on zsh. I also tested the scenario in bash where it worked correctly.
I tested on both "default" and "adam1" prompts, in both cases the new line was aligned.
I tried using multiple flags with one or a few using the = format and didn't see any difference based on the order of the flags (and which one is = formatted).
Tested on Ubuntu running on WSL.
output of
minikube version
:Attach the log file
Minikube logs are not included as they don't contain any info relating to completion.
Operating System
Ubuntu
Driver
Docker
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