Curious change in environment variable command line tab expansion
MR ZenWiz
mrzenwiz at gmail.com
Sat Jul 30 18:59:16 UTC 2022
I noticed that this (see subject) has changed recently.
I have a large number of environment variables (exports) in my bash
environment that contain directory locations for quick access (e.g.,
receipt=~/Documents/receipts).
Before the most recent updates, when I enter this on the command line,
it echoed exactly as is:
mv <some receipt file or files> $rece<tab>
The tab expands to '$receipts'.
That way I could add something immediately after the $receipts, like a
slash and some subdirectory, without any space issue.
This has changed - the tab now expands to '$receipts '.
I find this mildly annoying.
Does anyone else see this as a problem and why or why not?
Thanks.
Mark
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