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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe
When trying to set a certain version of a tool using the asdf global/local command, it can be cumbersome to recall the exact versions that are already installed. Users need to type out the version manually or refer to other commands, which interrupts the workflow. This feature would help streamline the process and reduce friction by providing tab-completion for installed versions directly within the command.
Describe the proposed solution
I propose adding tab-completion functionality to the asdf global/local command so that when a user types asdf global /local (e.g., asdf global nodejs) and presses the tab key, the command line interface shows a list of installed versions of the specified tool. This feature would allow users to quickly view and complete the command with an available version, enhancing the usability and efficiency of the tool.
Describe similar asdf features and why they are not sufficient
While asdf list allows users to see installed versions, this requires running an additional command and copying the desired version manually. Existing tab-completion functionality for some asdf commands (e.g., asdf plugin-add) does not extend to version-specific completions, making it less helpful when setting global or local versions.
Describe other workarounds you've considered
Manually running asdf list and copying the version.
Using third-party shell extensions or scripts that partially automate version selection.
However, these workarounds still involve more steps and disrupt the user's flow compared to having integrated tab-completion support directly within the asdf global command.
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe
When trying to set a certain version of a tool using the asdf global/local command, it can be cumbersome to recall the exact versions that are already installed. Users need to type out the version manually or refer to other commands, which interrupts the workflow. This feature would help streamline the process and reduce friction by providing tab-completion for installed versions directly within the command.
Describe the proposed solution
I propose adding tab-completion functionality to the asdf global/local command so that when a user types asdf global /local (e.g., asdf global nodejs) and presses the tab key, the command line interface shows a list of installed versions of the specified tool. This feature would allow users to quickly view and complete the command with an available version, enhancing the usability and efficiency of the tool.
Describe similar
asdf
features and why they are not sufficientWhile asdf list allows users to see installed versions, this requires running an additional command and copying the desired version manually. Existing tab-completion functionality for some asdf commands (e.g., asdf plugin-add) does not extend to version-specific completions, making it less helpful when setting global or local versions.
Describe other workarounds you've considered
Manually running asdf list and copying the version.
Using third-party shell extensions or scripts that partially automate version selection.
However, these workarounds still involve more steps and disrupt the user's flow compared to having integrated tab-completion support directly within the asdf global command.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: