When I attempt to perform shell completion after an unexpected word in an argument with mise, the verbose error message from usage messes up the shell prompt.
For example:
$ mise help <tab>Error: × unexpected word: help
mise
After pressing typing mise help and pressing tab, a multi-row error message is printed, and the prompt, including the current input, becomes garbled and overwritten. This makes it really hard to figure out what's already typed and what's new.
When I attempt to perform shell completion after an unexpected word in an argument with
mise, the verbose error message from usage messes up the shell prompt.For example:
After pressing typing
mise helpand pressing tab, a multi-row error message is printed, and the prompt, including the current input, becomes garbled and overwritten. This makes it really hard to figure out what's already typed and what's new.