silence awk: cmd. line:1: warning #2925
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When using Includes with ssh/config esp: ---config--- Include config.d/* Include config.d/**/* --- ssh host<tab> causes a warning and obfuscates the completions. awk: cmd. line:1: warning: command line argument `/Users/yourHome/.ssh/config.d/SetOfHosts' is a directory: skipped AWK has a long history of having strong feelings against directories, going back to the POSIX version, and would terminate. This is an order of magnitude along that of clowns' dislike of mimes but with age awk's strong feelings toward directories "mellowed" into warnings (gawk). Sometimes we just need bash completions without the editorial opinions from awk and this appears to be the best move to silence a AWK.
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When using Includes with ssh/config
esp:
---config---
Include config.d/*
Include config.d/**/*
ssh host
causes a warning and obfuscates the completions.
awk: cmd. line:1: warning: command line argument `/Users/yourHome/.ssh/config.d/SetOfHosts' is a directory: skipped
AWK has a long history of having strong feelings against directories, going back to the POSIX version, and would terminate.
This is an order of magnitude along that of clowns' dislike of mimes but with age awk's strong feelings toward directories "mellowed" into warnings (gawk).
Sometimes we just need bash completions without the editorial opinions from awk and this appears to be the best move to silence a AWK.