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I’ve been using nala on my debian-based computers instead of apt, mostly for the parallel downloads, but also because the UI is nicer. I have one issue, and that’s the slow completions; it’s not wasting painful amounts of time, but it still takes a second or two each time I hit tab. I don’t know if this is the same for all shells, but I’m using zsh.\n
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I tried a workaround, but it seems prone to breaking something. So far it’s working fine for my purposes, so I thought I’d share anyway:\n
\n
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3. I used vim to `%s/apt/nala/g` (replace every instance of ‘apt’ to ‘nala’) in the new `/usr/share/zsh/vendor-completions/_nala`\n
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Already that’s sped up the completions to seemingly as fast as any other command. And already I can see some jank peaking through: zsh now thinks nala has access to apt commands that it definitely doesn’t (e.g. `nala build-dep`, `nala changelog` and `nala full-upgrade`), and it has lost autocompletions for `nala fetch` and `nala history`.\n
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I’ve been using nala on my debian-based computers instead of apt, mostly for the parallel downloads, but also because the UI is nicer. I have one issue, and that’s the slow completions; it’s not wasting painful amounts of time, but it still takes a second or two each time I hit tab. I don’t know if this is the same for all shells, but I’m using zsh.\n
\n
I tried a workaround, but it seems prone to breaking something. So far it’s working fine for my purposes, so I thought I’d share anyway:\n
\n
1. I backed up `/usr/share/zsh/vendor-completions/_nala` to my home directory\n
2. I copied `/usr/share/zsh/functions/Completion/Debian/_apt` to `/usr/share/zsh/vendor-completions/_nala`\n
3. I used vim to `%s/apt/nala/g` (replace every instance of ‘apt’ to ‘nala’) in the new `/usr/share/zsh/vendor-completions/_nala`\n
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Already that’s sped up the completions to seemingly as fast as any other command. And already I can see some jank peaking through: zsh now thinks nala has access to apt commands that it definitely doesn’t (e.g. `nala build-dep`, `nala changelog` and `nala full-upgrade`), and it has lost autocompletions for `nala fetch` and `nala history`.\n
\n
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\n
I tried a workaround, but it seems prone to breaking something. So far it’s working fine for my purposes, so I thought I’d share anyway:\n
\n
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2. I copied `/usr/share/zsh/functions/Completion/Debian/_apt` to `/usr/share/zsh/vendor-completions/_nala`\n
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