completion with ubuntu-bug complains about missing release-upgrade.py

Confirming that this is still broken in Saucy Salamander.

You have alias ls='ls -F', and /etc/bash_completion.d/apport_completion fails to use command ls to avoid getting your alias.

/etc/bash_completion.d/apport_completion is supplied by apport, so it's a bug in that package.

working on a patch now.

attaching a patch. I think I tested everything I changed. I replaced the loop over ls output with grep -l | sed.

I made a bunch of overall changes and improvements to the script, too.

When completing an empty word, instead of returning the full list of all available packages, all PIDs, and all files in the current directory, list just symptoms and made-up stand-in describing what arguments it accepts

Completion doesn't list short options, just the long-option version. If you don't know what option you want, a letter doesn't tell you anything.

$ apport-bug [TAB]
audio dist-upgrade storage
#buggy-file# --help --tag
#buggy-package# release-upgrade ubuntu-release-upgrader
#buggy-process-id# --save --version
display security --window

 File and directory completion via _filedir, compopt -o dirnames fallback, or complete -f -d, never via complete -G "$cur*" or anything similarly horrible that will break with spaces in filenames.

 Also tidied up the functions. I think the point of some code duplication was to special-case completing the bare command, and only list --help and --version if we were completing the first argument. (which was kind of moot when completion output also included something like 40k package names...) Could still do that by checking $cword.

The attachment "several fixes: don't break with aliased ls, major speed improvements, keep results small when completing an empty word, and handle spaces" seems to be a patch. If it isn't, please remove the "patch" flag from the attachment, remove the "patch" tag, and if you are a member of the ~ubuntu-reviewers, unsubscribe the team.

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Bug still exists on 15.10

Setting back to New. The patch is not applied yet, but I failed to reproduce the error on tab completion.