Make zsh completion work on $fpath.#806
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This allows the file to be placed, e.g., in a system-wide `site-functions` directory and just work automatically.
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@NobbZ OK, hopefully that takes care of the comments you made. |
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This allows the file to be placed, e.g., in a system-wide
site-functionsdirectory and just work automatically.Now, I don't use zsh personally, but I tried to copy what the fd, ripgrep, and restic packages do, and also the beginning of these zsh-completion instructions. I tested it out both system-wide, and user-only (with the instructions here), and it works. I don't know if the oh-my-zsh instructions are correct though.