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fix: completions should only include last argument #25

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@mvarendorff2 mvarendorff2 commented Aug 30, 2024

Fixes #24

Not sure if this is the appropriate fix but it looked like splitting the arg got lost in the recent changes to how files with spaces are handled. The test case fails on current main and works with the change though!

Let me know if I should include any changelog, version bumps or other chores in this as well!

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Oh what the heck happened with the pipeline 👀 Did I mess something up? I am not proficient in Rust at all but it reads like some other package has a flaw in it but chances are I am misinterpreting the logs. Is this something I have to fix in the PR (or even can in the first place)?

@domsleee domsleee changed the title fix: completions not split fix: completions should only include last argument Sep 4, 2024
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Looks good as a revert of the problem introduced by #20

@domsleee domsleee merged commit ca6f5c5 into domsleee:main Sep 4, 2024
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@mvarendorff2 mvarendorff2 deleted the fix/completions-not-split branch September 4, 2024 08:56
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Binaries are included in completion twice
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