Homebrew comes with completion definitions for the brew command. Some packages also provide completion definitions for their own programs.
zsh, bash and fish are currently supported.
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You must then configure your shell to enable its completion support. This is because the Homebrew-managed completions are stored under HOMEBREW_PREFIX which your system shell may not be aware of, and since it is difficult to automatically configure bash and zsh completions in a robust manner, the Homebrew installer does not do it for you.
Shell completions for external Homebrew commands are not automatically installed. To opt-in to using completions for external commands (if provided), they need to be linked to HOMEBREW_PREFIX by running brew completions link. Renesas input devices driver.
Configuring Completions in bash
To make Homebrew’s completions available in bash, you must source the definitions as part of your shell’s startup. Add the following to your ~/.bash_profile (or, if it doesn’t exist, ~/.profile):
If you install the bash-completion formula, this will automatically source the completions’ initialisation script (so you do not need to follow the instructions in the caveats).
If you are using the bash formula as your shell (i.e. bash >= v4) you should use the bash-completion@2 formula instead.
Configuring Completions in zsh
To make Homebrew’s completions available in zsh, you must get the Homebrew-managed zsh site-functions on your FPATH before initialising zsh’s completion facility. Add the following to your ~/.zshrc file:
This must be done before compinit is called. Note that if you are using Oh My Zsh, it will call compinit for you, so this must be done before you call oh-my-zsh.sh. This may be done by appending the following line to your ~/.zprofile after Homebrew’s initialization, instead of modifying your ~/.zshrc as above:
You may also need to forcibly rebuild zcompdump:
Additionally, if you receive “zsh compinit: insecure directories” warnings when attempting to load these completions, you may need to run this:
Configuring Completions in fish
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No configuration is needed if you’re using Homebrew’s fish. Friendly!
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If your fish is from somewhere else, add the following to your ~/.config/fish/config.fish: Download marvell graphic.