Fix: Remove arguments from -F flag in zsh completion#1825
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Hi, thanks for the pull request. However I do not understand nor can reproduce the breaking of the completion due to |
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This PR fixes a bug where the -F flag would break tab completion in zsh. This was because the arguments for the -F flag were being defined in the completion script, which was causing issues with how zsh was parsing the alias.
This PR fixes the issue by removing the arguments from the -F flag in the completion script. This means that the user will no longer get completions for the arguments to the -F flag, but it will fix the tab completion issue.