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Command completion does not continue for the exec
ed command
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Can you provide an example of another command which calls another command in this manner and supports auto-completion? |
I ended up writing a custom zsh completion after all - feel free to reuse: #compdef aws-sso
function _aws-sso() {
local context state line curcontext="$curcontext"
local global_args
global_args=(
'(-h --help)'{-h,--help}'[Help]'
'(-b --browser)'{-b,--browser}'[Browser]: :'
'--config[Config file]: :_files'
'(-L --level)'{-L,--level}'[Logging level]: :(error warn info debug trace)'
'--lines[Print line number in logs]'
'(-u --url-action)'{-u,--url-action}'[How to handle URLs]: :(clip exec open print printurl granted-containers open-url-in-container)'
'(-S --sso)'{-S,--sso}'[Override default AWS SSO Instance]: :'
'--sts-refresh[Force refresh of STS Token Credentials]'
'--no-config-check[Disable automatic ~/.aws/config updates]'
'--threads[Override number of threads for talking to AWS]: :_numbers'
)
_arguments -C \
$global_args \
'1: : _aws-sso_cmds' \
'*::arg:->args' && ret=0
case "$state" in
(args)
local subcommand; subcommand="$words[1]"
curcontext="${curcontext%:*:*}:aws-sso-cmd-$subcommand:"
case "$subcommand" in
(exec)
_arguments -S -C \
$global_args \
'(-a --arn)'{-a,--arn}'[ARN of role to assume]: :' \
'(-A --account)'{-A,--account}'[AWS AccountID of role to assume]: :' \
'(-R --role)'{-R,--role}'[Name of AWS Role to assume]: :' \
'(-p --profile)'{-p,--profile}'[Name of AWS Profile to assume]: :_aws-sso_profiles' \
'(-n --no-region)'{-n,--no-region}'[Do not set AWS_DEFAULT_REGION from config.yaml]' \
'*::cmd:->cmd' && ret=0
case $state in
(cmd)
_normal -P
;;
esac
;;
(console)
_arguments -C \
$global_args \
'--region[AWS Region]: :' \
'(-d --duration)'{-d,--duration}'[AWS Session duration in minutes]: :_numbers -u minutes' \
'(-P --prompt)'{-P,--prompt}'[Force interactive prompt to select role]' \
'(-a --arn)'{-a,--arn}'[ARN of role to assume]: :' \
'(-A --account)'{-A,--account}'[AWS AccountID of role to assume]: :' \
'(-R --role)'{-R,--role}'[Name of AWS Role to assume]: :' \
'(-p --profile)'{-p,--profile}'[Name of AWS Profile to assume]: :_aws-sso_profiles' \
&& ret=0
;;
(eval)
_arguments -C \
$global_args \
'(-a --arn)'{-a,--arn}'[ARN of role to assume]: :' \
'(-A --account)'{-A,--account}'[AWS AccountID of role to assume]: :' \
'(-R --role)'{-R,--role}'[Name of AWS Role to assume]: :' \
'(-p --profile)'{-p,--profile}'[Name of AWS Profile to assume]: :_aws-sso_profiles' \
'(-c --clear)'{-c,--clear}'[Generate "unset XXXX" commands to clear environment]' \
'(-n --no-region)'{-n,--no-region}'[Do not set AWS_DEFAULT_REGION from config.yaml]' \
'(-r --refresh)'{-r,--refresh}'[Refresh current IAM credentials]' \
&& ret=0
;;
(flush)
_arguments -C \
$global_args \
'(-t --type)'{-t,--type}'[Type of credentials to flush]: :(sts sso all)' \
&& ret=0
;;
(list)
_aws-sso_fields
;;
esac
;;
esac
return ret
}
_aws-sso_cmds() {
local commands
commands=("${(@f)$(aws-sso --help | gawk '/Commands:/ {enable="true"} /^ \S/ && enable == "true" {scmd=$1} /^ \S/ && enable == "true" {sub(/^ /,"") ; print scmd ":" $0}')}")
_describe -t commands 'command' commands "$@"
}
_aws-sso_fields() {
local fields
fields=("${(@f)$(aws-sso list -f | gawk '/\S/ && enable=="true" {sub(/\s*\|\s*/, ":"); print} /^=/ {enable="true"}')}")
_describe -t fields 'fields' fields
}
_aws-sso_profiles() {
local profiles
profiles=("${(@f)$(aws-sso list --csv Profile)}")
_describe -t profiles 'profiles' profiles
} The magic part here is the
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opened: WillAbides/kongplete#21 |
Output of
aws-sso version
:Describe the bug:
When using command completion, the state doesn't "reset" after
exec ... --
To Reproduce:
aws-sso exec -p <TAB>
- I get profiles completionaws-sso exec -p some-profile -- aws <TAB>
- no completion availableExpected behavior:
exec ... --
should go back to normal completion. I expect:aws-sso exec -p some-profile -- aws <TAB>
to show me the awscli options.Desktop (please complete the following information):
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