Disable "automatic auto-complete" for some commands #572
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[leonardo.godoy@(⎈|N/A:N/A) 10:07:22 ~]:$ ble summary
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bash-preexec (.iterm2_shell_integration.bash), (hash:dca112d748a6adb32dd0b33e831db6cf86f536a0, 24692 bytes) (noarch)
atuin, version 18.4.0 (/opt/homebrew/bin/atuin)
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options: +extglob +histappend -hostcomplete +histverify +inherit_errexit +login_shellIs there a way to disable auto-complete feature but only for specified commands? Like, I love that feature, but I would like, if possible, to disable its automatic execution for commands like kubectl. I'm usually managing multiple Kubernetes clusters that are available on different regions around the world. The problem is that when my kubectl context is on a faraway cluster (for example, on Asia; I live in Brazil), it will try to auto-complete but kubectl auto-completion actually make requests to the current-context cluster. Since that is a "hanging operation", my shell "gets stuck" for 400-600ms (sometimes more) until the whole request is finished. It can be kinda boring to wait (and it's awkward when I'm pairing/sharing screen with someone, haha).