I'm glad to announce that we accepted a new member in bash-completion's upstream team: Dan-Leonard Crestez. He's an active guy in the F/OSS world, and I'm glad he's now in our team.

Welcome on board!

Here we go, another release has been cooked for your enjoyment: bash-completion 1.1 is here!

This release's development cycle has seen the release of bash4: this introduced a number of bugs, which have been hopefully fixed. Blame us if you find any other

Many completions were split out of bash_completion: this prepares the road to dynamic loading of needed completions (in a future major release), resulting in a smaller and faster completion!

Furthermore, like each release, many new completions have been added, many old ones were improved, and some bugs have been fixed (more than 20). For more info, look at the changelog file.

Still there? Go download bash-completion-1.1!

For any bug you might find, please contact us at our mailing list, or directly file it at the Alioth tracker.

 

For the Debian users out there: package coming soon!

 

Happy installation!

The Bash Completion Development team is proud to announce the release of
bash-completion 1.0!

This release features many new improvements: first of all, the upstream
development is now driven by a cross-distribution team. We now have people from
Debian, Mandriva, Gentoo, Exherbo, RedHat/Fedora, and we're hopefully going to
grow more! See the AUTHORS file for more information.

Other than that, many new completions have been added, and plenty of bugs
have been fixed (49!). For more info, look at our changelog file.

Still there? Go download bash-completion-1.0!

We also changed homepage, thanks to Debian's Alioth project for the
hospitality.

For any bug you might find, please contact us at our mailing list, or
directly file it at the Alioth tracker.

Happy installation!

P.S.: Debian package coming soon.

I've finally added my dh_bash-completion script to bash-completion, and fixed the RELEASE number. Hopefully it will soon be released (tomorrow?) -- it actually fixes 23 bugs filed in the Debian BTS. Wow!

Bash-Completion would eventually need to be totally re-written: we are planning to make it modular in some way, mainly to reduce the loading time on login.

Today I've been triaging bugs for bash-completion... what a mess! I've been tagging, closing bugs, applying patches, trying to do my best... and it seems like I've lowered the bugs count a bit. Enjoy a cleaner bash-completion! (well, when it'll be released, that is )