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There are many cases where tab completion can result in a large list (not just files which is a common case, but think of resources in Azure). It would be useful to have either a new mode for MenuComplete or an alternate where you have a filter line that will dynamically filter results showing matches to the typed filter. In the file case, I should be able to type *.jpg which will filter out to just files with that extension. If I type jpg then any result that contains that string would be shown.
One question is whether the cmdlet participates as an optimization rather than filtering on the client.
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I think for this feature to work, #2306 needs to be implemented. Then, if the user types ctrl+f, for example, they have a new input line to type a filter that gets applied dynamically and they can tab into the menu complete
Description of the new feature/enhancement
There are many cases where tab completion can result in a large list (not just files which is a common case, but think of resources in Azure). It would be useful to have either a new mode for MenuComplete or an alternate where you have a filter line that will dynamically filter results showing matches to the typed filter. In the file case, I should be able to type
*.jpg
which will filter out to just files with that extension. If I typejpg
then any result that contains that string would be shown.One question is whether the cmdlet participates as an optimization rather than filtering on the client.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: