fix(complete): treat completion candidates as text and keep top-level completers out of mounts by jdx · Pull Request #1581 · jdx/usage

jdx · 2026-10-23T12:46:19Z

https://entire.com/gh/jdx/usage/trails/117

Completion scripts generated by usage could run code taken from completion candidates, and a mounted command could pick up completers by name from the spec that mounts it. This matters for tools like mise, whose completion candidates can come from project files.

What changes

zsh: the extensions directive was spliced straight into the _files -g pattern, and zsh runs code in glob qualifiers. An extensions line such as x)(e.touch\ pwned. ran touch pwned. The script now builds the pattern only from plain extension names (letters, digits, _ . + -) and falls back to plain _files when none remain. This also fixes a bug where a single extension produced *.(toml), which zsh read as glob qualifiers and which matched nothing; one extension is now *.toml.
fish: extensions are matched as a literal suffix, so a * in an extension no longer matches every file.
bash (usage generate completion bash): candidates were passed through compgen -W, which expands them as shell input, so a run= completer printing $(touch pwned) ran that command on Tab. The completion-init handler also globbed candidates through an unquoted $(…). Both now read one candidate per line as plain text. A candidate containing a space is now a single entry instead of being split in two.
Completers in mounted commands: a command brought in by mount now uses only the completers it declares itself, in its own complete nodes or inside its arg nodes. Before, a mounted command's argument named like a top-level completer (for example <tool>) inherited that completer, even over one the mounted command declared. Specs without mounts behave as before.

Compatibility

Installed completion files need regenerating to pick up the script changes.
bash candidates that contain spaces now stay whole.

Validation

New tests cover each change and fail without it: zsh_never_turns_an_extension_into_glob_syntax, fish_matches_extensions_literally, mounted_commands_do_not_inherit_top_level_completers_by_name, complete_word_mounted_args_do_not_inherit_top_level_completers and test_bash_completion_keeps_candidates_literal. cargo test --workspace passes, with the bash integration tests run against bash-completion 2.11. mise run render && mise run gen-shadow leaves no diff.

Local cargo clippy --workspace --all-features --all-targets -- -D warnings fails on benches/shadows/pitchfork/src/lib.rs:537 ("duplicated attribute") with clippy 0.1.100. This branch doesn't touch that file, and clippy is clean with that crate excluded.

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Bug Fixes
- Shell completions now handle special characters in candidate names and file extensions literally, preventing unintended matches or shell expansion.
- Mounted commands use their own completion definitions instead of inheriting top-level completions from the mounting specification, while retaining their own command and argument completions.
- Flag-value completion uses the definition belonging to the command that offers the flag; mounting CLI global flags remain available within mounted commands.
- Zsh falls back to unrestricted file completion when no usable extensions are available.
- Bash preserves completion candidates as literal text.
Documentation
- Clarified how completion definitions apply to mounted commands.

The generated zsh script turned the extensions line into the pattern it hands `_files -g`, which zsh expands as a glob with qualifiers. Text such as `x)(e.touch\ f.` in that line therefore ran as code for every file the glob reached. The script now keeps only extensions made of letters, digits, `_`, `.`, `+` and `-`, falls back to unfiltered paths when none remain, and writes a single extension bare: `*.(toml)` was read as glob qualifiers and matched nothing. fish compared extensions with `string match "*.$extension"`, so a `*` in one widened the filter. It now tests the suffix literally. bash already compared quoted text. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

A `complete` node is looked up by argument name, top level first, so an argument of a mounted command (a task, say) named `<tool>` or `<prefix>` was completed by the mounting spec's `complete "tool"`. That completer even outranked one the mounted command declared for itself. A mounted command now consults only the completers it declares, in its own `complete` nodes or inside its `arg` nodes. The host's own commands, however deeply nested, keep the top-level lookup unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

The bash script `usage generate completion bash` writes passed every candidate through `compgen -W`, which expands each word as shell input. A candidate printed by a `run=` completer, such as `$(cmd)` or a backquoted command, ran at <Tab>, and `*` became the files in the working directory. The `completion-init` handler split an unquoted `$(...)`, which globbed candidates the same way. Both now read complete-word's output one line at a time into COMPREPLY. The per-binary script keeps the prefix filter `compgen` applied, as a literal string comparison. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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This change updates Zsh and Fish extension completion, preserves Bash candidates as literal text, and changes completer selection for mounted commands and flags. Regression tests cover these behaviors, and reference documentation describes mounted-command completion rules.

Changes: Shell extension matching

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Filter shell extension completions `cli/assets/completions/_usage`, `argv/src/script.rs`, `cli/assets/completions/usage.fish`, `argv/tests/scripts.rs`	Zsh filters extension names before building patterns and uses unrestricted file completion when none are safe. Fish matches literal suffixes. Tests check matching behavior and fallback.

Bash candidate handling

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Preserve Bash completion candidates `lib/src/complete/bash.rs`, `cli/tests/shell_completions_integration.rs`	Both Bash handlers read nonempty candidates line by line into `COMPREPLY`. The integration test checks that shell-special characters remain literal.

Mounted-command completers

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Track mounted flag ownership `lib/src/parse.rs`	Parsing records mounted flag identities and propagates ownership through flag merges. Tests check ownership for host and mounted flags.
Limit completer lookup for mounted commands `lib/src/spec/mod.rs`, `docs/spec/reference/cmd.md`, `docs/spec/reference/complete.md`	Mounted commands skip spec-level named completers. View materialization handles carried-global completers and retains mounted-command completers. Tests and reference documentation describe the behavior.
Resolve mounted flag-value completion `cli/src/cli/complete_word.rs`, `cli/tests/complete_word.rs`	Flag-value completion selects the command that owns the flag. Tests cover mounted arguments, nested commands, and redeclared flags.

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Change: Bug fix

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Host flag completion remains available inside mounted commands without leaking host completers to mounted arguments. No actionable merge-blocking issue remains after normal checks.

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The PR keeps shell completion candidates as text and separates mounted commands from the host’s named completers.

Shell completion keeps candidate text literal across Bash, zsh, and fish.
Mounted commands use completion definitions from the command that owns each value.

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- Around line 399-400: Update for_view so promoting a mounted command does not
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- Around line 399-400: Preserve `SpecCommand::mounted` provenance when a spec is
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benchmark	trend	instructions	Δ	wall (min)	Δ
markdown	`▂▂▂▃▁▂▂▃▂▂▃▂▂▂▃▂▁▂█`	266,429,517 → 266,926,454	+0.19%	47.12 → 47.42ms	+0.63%
startup	`▁▁▂▂▂▂▂▂▄▂▂▂▂▅▅▅▅▁█`	1,010,445 → 1,019,606	+0.91%	1.37 → 1.35ms	-1.57%

No instruction-count regression above 1%.

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Shadow comparison

Parsing mise use -g node@20 against a shadow of mise's committed spec.
Reported, not gated: the shadow grows as the derive learns to express more, so
what to watch is the ratio rather than either column.

framework	stripped binary, bytes
usage	1249896
bpaf	2494640
clap	3100904

framework	instructions, cold parse	vs usage
usage	8295	—
clap	6313736	761x
bpaf	21909300	2641x

                                              min       p01       p10    median
usage-rs: argv -> struct                      739       750       756       760  ns
clap: build tree + parse -> struct        1232432   1234264   1243147   1262255  ns
bpaf: build parser + parse -> struct      3429474   3429474   3456512   3484030  ns

usage: argv -> struct                             822 ns      0.82 µs
clap: build tree + parse -> struct            1257945 ns   1257.94 µs
clap: parse -> struct, tree reused              49787 ns     49.79 µs
clap: build tree only                          747506 ns    747.51 µs

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`Spec::for_view` moves the promoted command's own named completers, and those of the globals it carries, to the materialized spec's top level. A mounted command skips the top level when it looks up a completer, so a view whose root was a mounted command lost all of them. They now stay on the promoted command when it is mounted. Written out as KDL, both places are the same top-level `complete` nodes, so the emitted spec is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

The mounted-completers test wrote the fixture's absolute path into a KDL string. On Windows its backslashes are KDL escapes, so the spec failed to parse. The mount now reads the fixture by its file name, from the directory completion runs in. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

jdx · 2026-10-23T13:05:40Z

On the KDL round-trip point from the review summary: not changed. SpecCommand::mounted is runtime-only state set by resolve_mount_outputs, not spec syntax. Normal paths write unresolved specs, whose mount nodes are re-resolved on load, so the boundary holds. The parser's existing rule for hiding host flags inside mounted commands has the same runtime-only scope. Persisting it would mean adding a mounted property to the spec format, which is out of scope here.

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When a view promotes a mounted command, the completers of the global flags it carries went into the command's own completer map. A carried `--pick <tool>` then lent the host's `tool` completer to the mounted command's `<tool>` argument, which declares none. Each carried completer now goes on its flag's argument instead. A completer the promoted command declares under the same name still wins, as it does for other views. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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🟡 Minor · Keep host global flag completers for mounted commands. · mod.rs:399-400

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Keep host global flag completers for mounted commands.

Completing a host global flag's value inside a mounted command, such as ex run bare --pick <TAB>, no longer offers the host's top-level completer. The mounted-command branch of Spec::completer returns only the mounted command's own completers. The host completer that the carried flag needs is reached only through the for_view path, and ex is not a view program here.

The host completer is needed for the flag value, but the positional <tool> must not receive it. Resolve host global flag values through the host's top-level completers in the flag-value path, and leave the mounted-positional rule in Spec::completer unchanged. Add a test that completes the flag value through the canonical spec, not only through for_view("bare").
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Update the flag-value completion path in Spec so mounted commands can resolve
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The parser still binds a flag of the mounting CLI typed inside a mounted command, as in `ex run task --pick <TAB>`. Its value was completed from the mounted command, which no longer reads the mounting spec's top-level completers, so the host's `complete "tool"` stopped answering for it. A flag the mounted program does not declare is now completed from the nearest command above the mount. Arguments of the mounted command still do not inherit the host's completers. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Re the outside-diff point in review 5628736669 (host global flag completers in mounted commands): fixed in 51d9de4. The value of a host flag the mounted program doesn't declare (e.g. ex run plain --pick <TAB>) is again completed from the nearest command above the mount, while a mounted positional <tool> still gets no host completer. The test covers both halves.

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- Line 1147: Update the offered-flag ownership check in the completion path to
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Deciding whether a flag awaiting its value inside a mounted command was the host's compared names only. A mounted command that re-declares `--pick` has a flag of the same name as the host's `-p --pick`, so the host's `-p`, which still binds the host's flag, was completed from the mounted command without the host's completers. Ownership now follows the spellings that reach that exact declaration: the flag is the mounted program's when completion offers one of them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Ownership of a flag awaiting its value inside a mounted command was read off its spellings: if completion offered any spelling that reached it, the flag counted as the mounted program's. A nested mounted command that declares `-p --other` still has the parser bind the host's `-p --pick`, so `ex run outer inner -p <TAB>` and `--pick <TAB>` lost the host's completer. The flag is now the mounted program's only when one of its commands, from the mount boundary down, declares exactly the flag the parser bound. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…lared Completion decided whether a flag awaiting its value inside a mounted command was the host's by matching it against declarations after the fact. The parser merges, re-declares and shadows flags on its way down, so a merged flag, such as a child's `-p --pick` folded into a mounted parent's global `--pick`, matched no declaration and was taken for the host's. The parser now records provenance as it merges each command's flags. A flag a mounted command declares, or a root flag a mount merges into the command it sits on, belongs to the mounted program. A flag built by merging a re-declaration into an inherited global belongs to whoever owned that global. `ParseOutput::is_mounted_flag` exposes this, and complete-word uses it, so ownership follows the parse for every alias, merge and shadowing case. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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https://entire.com/gh/jdx/usage/trails/115  ### 🐛 Bug Fixes - **(complete)** treat completion candidates as text and keep top-level completers out of mounts by [@jdx](https://github.com/jdx) in [#1581](#1581) ### 📦️ Dependency Updates - lock file maintenance by [@renovate[bot]](https://github.com/renovate[bot]) in [#1578](#1578) - update jdx/packslip action to v1.8.0 by [@renovate[bot]](https://github.com/renovate[bot]) in [#1580](#1580)

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