bundler-completion

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  "github_readme_excerpt": "# completion-ruby: bash completion for Ruby-related commands\n\n**completion-ruby** is a set of [bash] scripts offering command-line\ncompletion for various [Ruby]-related commands and tools.\n\n\n## Installation\n\nThese scripts depend on some utility functions from [bash-completion]. It\nshould be part of pretty much any modern Linux distribution, and you can\ninstall it on macOS using [Homebrew]:\n\n    brew install bash-completion\n\nSave the completion files somewhere (in the same directory) and add the\nfollowing line to your `~/.bashrc` or `~/.profile`:\n\n    . /path/to/completion-ruby-all\n\nThe `completion-ruby-all` script loads all the completions it finds,\nbut only for the commands you appear to have installed.\nAlternatively, you can just save the specific scripts you wish, and\nsource them individually.\n\n\n## Maintenance status\n\nThis project is considered **stable**.\nNo new features are planned, and as a result it remains domant for months,\nbut the continuous integration test suite will occasionally detect\na change in behavior in a tool, and maintenance work is performed.\n\nFor information on the automated test suite, see the [tests directory](./tests#readme).\n\nIf one of the covered tools introduces a new flag that needs special treatment,\nplease file an issue or pull request.\n\n\n## Why yet another completion script?\n\nBefore writing my own, I\u0027d seen about five different scripts for `rake`\ncompletion. None of them, though, at the same time:\n\n* cached the task list for fast results;\n* invalidated said cache when the rakefile was modified;\n* worked properly with namespaces; and\n* worked on subdirectories of the project\n\n...among other minor quirks. While providing all of the above, a few other\nniceties were added, like command-line options completion and awareness of\ntask arguments.\n\nThis script is not perfect (for instance, it won\u0027t update the cache if\na dependency of the rakefile is updated; as a workaround, simply\n`touch Rakefile`), but it tries to cover all the most common c",
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