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>And it does this every time you spawn a shell. It does not. The completion generation is on first start and whenever you run `fish_update_completions`. (note
by faho 5y ago
>And it does this every time you spawn a shell.
It does not. The completion generation is on first start and whenever you run `fish_update_completions`.
(note that the importance of man parsing is often quite overstated, it only gets you so far, all the advanced completion stuff is hand-written)
Source: I'm a fish dev.
- pxc 5y agoOn NixOS, we generate the completions on behalf of users at install time, so they never have to see a slow startup at all. Fish makes it easy to do! Thanks :D