Ohmyzsh: "docker exec" doesn't do container name autocompletion if used with options
To reproduce:
# docker exec -ti <tab>
zsh: do you wish to see all 3886 possibilities (972 lines)?
Expected result:
List of started containers.
Note: Everything is OK when there are no options used in the command line. e.g.:
$ docker exec <tab>
determined_heyrovsky 7b4ec7cf2109 -- 10 minutes, mystartedcontainer
ensonik
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We're using docker's official completion, and it is a bit outdated now, last commit (f39dcfd) was a month ago.
That said, after a quick glance I haven't seen any changes to the exec part of the completion, so even after I update it it's possible that you have to ask over to the official repo.
mcornella
on 25 Oct 2016
Thanks @mcornella . As you suspected, after replacing my local setup with their master the problem was still there.
Opened an issue: https://github.com/docker/docker/issues/27744
Thanks.
ensonik
on 25 Oct 2016
One workaround for this is to simply add a space between the options. So instead of
docker exec -ti <tab>
You can use
docker exec -t -i <tab>
jfortunato
on 29 Apr 2020
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One workaround for this is to simply add a space between the options. So instead of
docker exec -ti <tab>You can use
docker exec -t -i <tab>