[Bug 461600] Re: when completing git commands, bash-completion complains "fatal: error processing config file(s)" to stderr
Peter Cordes
peter at cordes.ca
Mon Dec 1 05:06:33 UTC 2014
oh, I am using git 2:2.1.3-1avh1~tru, from the git PPA, not trusty's,
but at least that means its fixed upstream and will roll out eventually,
whether or not trusty has it.
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Title:
when completing git commands, bash-completion complains "fatal: error
processing config file(s)" to stderr
Status in bash-completion package in Ubuntu:
Fix Released
Bug description:
Binary package hint: bash-completion
Distro: reproduced in both karmic-rc-server-i386 and karmic-rc-
desktop-i386
Package version:
bash-completion 1:1.0-3ubuntu2
git-core 1:1.6.3.3-2
Abstract:
When completing git commands, the bash completion works expectedly
but emits ugly error messages in the middle
How to reproduce:
1. install git-core
2. try git clo<TAB>
then bash complains
"git clofatal: error processing config file(s)
ne"
2. or try git st<TAB>
"git stfatal: error processing config file(s)
a"
3. when hit <CR> with this status, the command itself works expectedly
Differential:
I tried the same thing with my jaunty machine, but couldn't reproduce.
I also tried the same thing with other packages than git
(like apt-cache search or svn checkout) but completion works without complaint
So I guess it's only reproduceable with karmic and git
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