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0 pointspenguin_booze1y ago0 comments

Tab completion of targets is usually done by a separate package, not by GNU make itself: bash-completion.

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Yes, that's true. But it is "on-by-default" for 95% of desktop Linux machines, with no special action needed.

Its on until you try to tab-complete a filename that is created through make but the completion script can't detect it at which point the entire bash-completion package is uninstalled.

nrclark1y ago

What?

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0 pointspenguin_booze1y ago0 comments

Tab completion of targets is usually done by a separate package, not by GNU make itself: bash-completion.

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nrclark1y ago

Yes, that's true. But it is "on-by-default" for 95% of desktop Linux machines, with no special action needed.

Am4TIfIsER0ppos1y ago

Its on until you try to tab-complete a filename that is created through make but the completion script can't detect it at which point the entire bash-completion package is uninstalled.

nrclark1y ago

What?

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