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Taken from https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=430059


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Description From Tim Niemueller 2008-01-24 05:16:33 EDT

Description of problem:
Assume you are inside a Subversion working copy. There is a path src/foo/bar.c.
There are other files as well in the foo directory, but you only want to commit
bar.c. You would type "svn ci src/foo/bar.c". Using the auto-completion, it will be

svn ci s<tab> which is then extended to "svn ci src ", note the space at the
end? For each path element you then have to do <Backspace> and type a slash and
then tab on. What the auto-completion should rather do is work like the
completion for ls. After the first expansion it should show "svn ci src/".

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
bash-completion-20060301-6.fc8

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Checkout something via svn
2. Try auto-completion to a path with a "svn ci" prepended

Actual results:
It completes every directory on the path to the dir name followed by a space.

Expected results:
Work like ls auto-completion, completing paths to dir/.

Additional info:
This behaviour actually slows one down instead of going faster.



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I see in ABS that we do quite a few patches already, but nothing to fix this.
I also don't know if one of the other bash-completion providers (  FS#11196  ) fixes this.