fisher: unknown flag or command "--complete"

[digaev]

I've just updated to the latest version and faced an issue:

1) Open Terminal (I use gnome3 terminal).
2) Type fisher.
3) Type space.
4) Type a (or any unknown command).
5) Type space again.

These steps will cause an error:

➜  ~ fisher a fisher: unknown flag or command "--complete"
usage: fisher add <package...>     Add packages
       fisher rm  <package...>     Remove packages
       fisher                      Update all packages
       fisher ls  [<regex>]        List installed packages matching <regex>
       fisher --help               Show this help
       fisher --version            Show the current version
       fisher self-update          Update to the latest version
       fisher self-uninstall       Uninstall from your system
examples:
       fisher add jethrokuan/z rafaelrinaldi/pure
       fisher add gitlab.com/foo/bar@v2
       fisher add ~/path/to/local/pkg
       fisher add <file
       fisher rm rafaelrinaldi/pure
       fisher ls | fisher rm
       fisher ls fish-\*

This happens only with the newly opened Terminal.

➜  ~ fish --version
fish, version 2.7.1
➜  ~ fisher --version
fisher version 3.2.8 ~/.config/fish/functions/fisher.fish

[jorgebucaran]

@digaev Updated to the latest version from what version?

[digaev]

@jorgebucaran from 2.x as I remember.

[jorgebucaran]

@digaev Ah, yes, makes sense. To solve this open ~/.config/fish/completions/fisher.fish and edit the file as follows:

- fisher --complete
+ fisher complete

That should do it.