Felipe Contreras对Git补全功能(参见Git 2.30中的Zsh补全)非常积极，他提出(可能是Git 2.31, Q1 2021)一个公共函数将有助于别名自动补全。

他的建议:

Back in 2012 I argued for the introduction of a helper that would allow users to specify aliases like: git_complete gf git_fetch Back then there was pushback because there was no clear guideline for public functions (git_complete vs _git_complete vs _GIT_complete), and some aliases didn't actually work. Fast-forward to 2020 and there's still no guideline for public functions, and those aliases still don't work (even though I sent the fixes). This has not prevented people from using this function that is clearly needed to setup custom aliases (this page), and in fact it's the recommended way. But it is cumbersome that the user must type: __git_complete gf _git_fetch Or worse: __git_complete gk __gitk_main 8 years is more than enough time to stop waiting for the perfect to come; let's define a public function (with the same name) that is actually user-friendly: __git_complete gf git_fetch __git_complete gk gitk While also maintaining backwards compatibility. The logic is: If $2 exists, use it directly If not, check if __$2_main exists If not, check if _$2 exists If not, fail

理想情况下，我想自动完成只是神奇地为我所有的别名工作。这可能吗?

是的，对于complete-alias项目(在Linux上)，这是可能的。对Mac的支持是实验性的，但用户已经报告成功。

我知道这个问题是关于bash的，但如果你使用zsh，这个改变@hesky-fisher回答将修复它。

From

# For each defined alias, extract the necessary elements and use them
# to call wrap_alias.
eval "$(alias -p | sed -e 's/alias \([^=][^=]*\)='\''\([^ ][^ ]*\) *\(.*\)'\''/wrap_alias \1 \2 '\''\3'\'' /')"

to:

# For each defined alias, extract the necessary elements and use them
# to call wrap_alias.
eval "$(alias | sd '^([^=]+)=(.+)' 'wrap_alias $1=$2')"

你需要sd(这可以用sed代替，但sd在我看来更好)

这样做是因为zsh没有别名-p，并且zsh中的别名输出不输出

alias <something>=<value>

就像在狂欢，但是

<something>=<value>

顺便说一下，我把初始化代码放在。zlogin文件中

这个论坛页面展示了一个解决方案。

把这些行放到你的.bashrc或.bash_profile中:

# Author.: Ole J
# Date...: 23.03.2008
# License: Whatever

# Wraps a completion function
# make-completion-wrapper <actual completion function> <name of new func.>
#                         <command name> <list supplied arguments>
# eg.
#   alias agi='apt-get install'
#   make-completion-wrapper _apt_get _apt_get_install apt-get install
# defines a function called _apt_get_install (that's $2) that will complete
# the 'agi' alias. (complete -F _apt_get_install agi)
#
function make-completion-wrapper () {
    local function_name="$2"
    local arg_count=$(($#-3))
    local comp_function_name="$1"
    shift 2
    local function="
function $function_name {
    ((COMP_CWORD+=$arg_count))
    COMP_WORDS=( "$@" \${COMP_WORDS[@]:1} )
    "$comp_function_name"
    return 0
}"
    eval "$function"
}

# and now the commands that are specific to this SO question

alias gco='git checkout'

# we create a _git_checkout_mine function that will do the completion for "gco"
# using the completion function "_git"
make-completion-wrapper _git _git_checkout_mine git checkout

# we tell bash to actually use _git_checkout_mine to complete "gco"
complete -o bashdefault -o default -o nospace -F _git_checkout_mine gco

这个解决方案类似于balshetzer的脚本，但只有这个对我有效。(巴尔谢策的脚本对我的一些别名有问题。)

我有一个别名g='git'，结合我的git别名，我键入如下内容

$ g co <branchname>

对于我的特定用例，更简单的解决方法是在git-completion中添加一行代码。

就在这条线下面:

__git_complete git _git

我添加了这一行来处理我的单个'g'别名:

__git_complete g _git

我也遇到了这个问题，并提出了这个代码片段。这将自动为您提供所有别名的补全。在声明所有(或任何)别名后运行它。

# wrap_alias takes three arguments:
# $1: The name of the alias
# $2: The command used in the alias
# $3: The arguments in the alias all in one string
# Generate a wrapper completion function (completer) for an alias
# based on the command and the given arguments, if there is a
# completer for the command, and set the wrapper as the completer for
# the alias.
function wrap_alias() {
  [[ "$#" == 3 ]] || return 1

  local alias_name="$1"
  local aliased_command="$2"
  local alias_arguments="$3"
  local num_alias_arguments=$(echo "$alias_arguments" | wc -w)

  # The completion currently being used for the aliased command.
  local completion=$(complete -p $aliased_command 2> /dev/null)

  # Only a completer based on a function can be wrapped so look for -F
  # in the current completion. This check will also catch commands
  # with no completer for which $completion will be empty.
  echo $completion | grep -q -- -F || return 0

  local namespace=alias_completion::

  # Extract the name of the completion function from a string that
  # looks like: something -F function_name something
  # First strip the beginning of the string up to the function name by
  # removing "* -F " from the front.
  local completion_function=${completion##* -F }
  # Then strip " *" from the end, leaving only the function name.
  completion_function=${completion_function%% *}

  # Try to prevent an infinite loop by not wrapping a function
  # generated by this function. This can happen when the user runs
  # this twice for an alias like ls='ls --color=auto' or alias l='ls'
  # and alias ls='l foo'
  [[ "${completion_function#$namespace}" != $completion_function ]] && return 0

  local wrapper_name="${namespace}${alias_name}"

  eval "
function ${wrapper_name}() {
  let COMP_CWORD+=$num_alias_arguments
  args=( \"${alias_arguments}\" )
  COMP_WORDS=( $aliased_command \${args[@]} \${COMP_WORDS[@]:1} )
  $completion_function
  }
"

  # To create the new completion we use the old one with two
  # replacements:
  # 1) Replace the function with the wrapper.
  local new_completion=${completion/-F * /-F $wrapper_name }
  # 2) Replace the command being completed with the alias.
  new_completion="${new_completion% *} $alias_name"

  eval "$new_completion"
}

# For each defined alias, extract the necessary elements and use them
# to call wrap_alias.
eval "$(alias -p | sed -e 's/alias \([^=][^=]*\)='\''\([^ ][^ ]*\) *\(.*\)'\''/wrap_alias \1 \2 '\''\3'\'' /')"

unset wrap_alias