doctl-completion

doctl completion shell

doctl completion prints a shell autocompletion script for doctl. Source the output in your shell startup file so tab completion works for commands, subcommands, and flags.On Linux, a typical setup is `source <(doctl completion bash)` in `~/.bashrc` (or the `zsh`/`fish` equivalent). Homebrew installs of doctl often ship completion files automatically, though the shell still has to load them.This command does not modify files; it only writes the script to stdout.

SHELL

Target shell. Valid values: `bash`, `zsh`, `fish`, `powershell`.

Print a Bash completion script on stdout.

Print a Zsh completion script on stdout.

Print a fish completion script on stdout.

Print a PowerShell completion script on stdout.

Display help for this command.

Bash completion needs the bash-completion framework. Homebrew-generated completions may already be installed separately from this command. PowerShell and Windows support is limited compared with Unix shells. The generated script must be regenerated after upgrading doctl if new commands were added.

doctl(1), bash(1), zsh(1), fish(1)

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