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bash-autocomplete is installed. But it doesn't work when trying to execute a script like so
user$ ./myscript.sh
It's especially bothersome when the script name is long. What works is specifying the command like
user$ bash ./myscript.sh
Then autocomplete works properly. Why so? I remember being able to execute stuff the former way on other systems.
Last edited by Smolgus (2024-10-14 17:01:28)
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Hello and welcome.
Is your script marked executable?
chmod +x myscript.sh
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