bash_completion is an extensible mechanism to augment bash’s builtin
completion of filenames with context-sensitive completion of many other
things, such as git subcommands.
anders@fixed-disk:~$ git r<TAB>
rebase relink replace-author rm
rebase-multi remote request-pull
rebase-onto-many repack reset
reflog replace revert
Even though Ubuntu’s global /etc/bash.bashrc does not enable
bash_completion, the default ~/.bashrc does. You can find a clean copy
of the default ~/.bashrc in /etc/skel/.bashrc (which is used for
creating new accounts).
** Changed in: git (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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