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When attempting to tab complete the `make` command, I am met with the following when I hit tab:
$ make s[tab]bash: 23:set: command not foundStrangely, if I continue hitting tab, it seems to work eventually, but with the same error popping up:
$ make s[tab]bash: 23:set: command not found
ched.[tab]bash: 23:set: command not found
[tab]bash: 23:set: command not found
sched.1.gz sched.tar.gz
$ make sched.I've never seen anything like this. I've tried reinstalling bash completion and make to no success. The Makefile itself is fine and functional. Other programs' bash completions seem to work just fine. Help!
Last edited by goakley (2014-03-23 13:56:50)
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Upload the Makefile? It could be a formatting error or something.
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It seems the problem no longer occurs. The only change that seems to have happened is a bash-completion upgrade that happened yesterday. I'm a bit disappointed to have not found the actual issue.
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Hm well at least it works ![]()
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