bash completions don't like files with spaces

[coderforlife]

When using bash (and possibly other shells), trying to complete a file name with a space leads to issues. For example:

touch "hello world.txt"
yadm he<tab>

doesn't complete anything, double lists two entries hello and world.txt, if typing up to hello\ causes the word to be replaced with hello\\\ , and similarly hello\ w completes to hello\\\ w. If you are past the argument with a space then things work, for example yadm add hello\ world.txt fo<tab> will complete to yadm add hello\ world.txt foo.txt.

Interestingly, if the file that contains a space is already added to yadm, then it completes just fine regardless of where in the file you are.

[TheLocehiliosan]

@coderforlife Is it possible to test if your git completions work the same way?

[coderforlife]

No, git functions correctly. If I do the following:

mkdir test
cd test
git init
touch "hello world.txt"
git add he<tab>

it completes to hello\ world.txt as expected. Also works right after the space and anywhere after the space.

[TheLocehiliosan]

Thanks for that test. 👍

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