>"It is very clear and defined that a question mark is a wildcard" To experienced command line jockeys like you or I, sure. To the inexperienced user, knowle

>"It is very clear and defined that a question mark is a wildcard" To experienced command line jockeys like you or I, sure. To the inexperienced user, knowledge of the ? wildcard is far from given. ? is esoteric enough that fish has apparently decided to deprecate it completely. fish's error message does not indicated that the wildcard in question was ?, nor does it point to wildcard, it only points to the token that contained the wildcard with no indication of which character it was. That's not the user friendly experience fish advertises.