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Diffstat (limited to 'Completion/Unix/Command')
| -rw-r--r-- | Completion/Unix/Command/_git | 39 |
1 files changed, 22 insertions, 17 deletions
diff --git a/Completion/Unix/Command/_git b/Completion/Unix/Command/_git index e80206bd7..38cabf72f 100644 --- a/Completion/Unix/Command/_git +++ b/Completion/Unix/Command/_git @@ -1543,24 +1543,29 @@ _git-checkout () { new_branch_reflog_arg='-l[create the new branch'\''s reflog]' fi - # TODO: This isn’t quite correct in regards of the handling of the “--” - # option, as it should prevent us from seeing a branch, not stop matching - # options. - _arguments -C -S -A "-*" \ - - switch-branch \ - '-q[suppress feedback messages]' \ - '-f[force a complete re-read]' \ - '-b[create a new branch based at given branch]: :__git_guard_branch-name' \ - {-t,--track}'[set up configuration so pull merges from the start point]' \ - '--no-track[override the branch.autosetupmerge configuration variable]' \ - '-l[create the branch'\''s reflog]' \ - $new_branch_reflog_arg \ - '-m[3way merge current branch, working tree and new branch]' \ - '::branch:__git_revisions' \ - - update-files \ - '::tree-ish:__git_tree_ishs' \ - '::file:->files' && ret=0 + if (( words[(I)--] > 0 && words[(I)--] < CURRENT )); then + _arguments -C -S \ + - update-files \ + '*::file:->files' && ret=0 + else + _arguments -C -S \ + - switch-branch \ + '-q[suppress feedback messages]' \ + '-f[force a complete re-read]' \ + '-b[create a new branch based at given branch]: :__git_guard_branch-name' \ + {-t,--track}'[set up configuration so pull merges from the start point]' \ + '--no-track[override the branch.autosetupmerge configuration variable]' \ + '-l[create the branch'\''s reflog]' \ + $new_branch_reflog_arg \ + '-m[3way merge current branch, working tree and new branch]' \ + '::branch:__git_revisions' \ + - update-files \ + '::tree-ish:__git_tree_ishs' \ + '*::file:->files' && ret=0 + fi + #XXX TODO and all that: $line[1] only works if you didn't write any options. + #What's the variable that holds the tree-ish argument? Is it even reliably possible? case $state in (files) if [[ -n $line[1] ]]; then |