Ubuntu 18 Autocomplete Bug? “bash: cd: too many arguments”












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Autocomplete started working bad after upgrading from ubuntu 16. If I hit tab after



git checkout src/


I get something like this:



$ git checkout src/bash: cd: too many arguments

main/ test/


Coincidentally I happened to see the same using the "test" command of gnu-coreutils:



$ ls
pom.xml src target
$ test pom.xml
bash: cd: too many arguments


Are the two things maybe connected? Unfortunately I couldn't find any bug after googling it.










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    Autocomplete started working bad after upgrading from ubuntu 16. If I hit tab after



    git checkout src/


    I get something like this:



    $ git checkout src/bash: cd: too many arguments

    main/ test/


    Coincidentally I happened to see the same using the "test" command of gnu-coreutils:



    $ ls
    pom.xml src target
    $ test pom.xml
    bash: cd: too many arguments


    Are the two things maybe connected? Unfortunately I couldn't find any bug after googling it.










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      Autocomplete started working bad after upgrading from ubuntu 16. If I hit tab after



      git checkout src/


      I get something like this:



      $ git checkout src/bash: cd: too many arguments

      main/ test/


      Coincidentally I happened to see the same using the "test" command of gnu-coreutils:



      $ ls
      pom.xml src target
      $ test pom.xml
      bash: cd: too many arguments


      Are the two things maybe connected? Unfortunately I couldn't find any bug after googling it.










      share|improve this question














      Autocomplete started working bad after upgrading from ubuntu 16. If I hit tab after



      git checkout src/


      I get something like this:



      $ git checkout src/bash: cd: too many arguments

      main/ test/


      Coincidentally I happened to see the same using the "test" command of gnu-coreutils:



      $ ls
      pom.xml src target
      $ test pom.xml
      bash: cd: too many arguments


      Are the two things maybe connected? Unfortunately I couldn't find any bug after googling it.







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          I had the same issue. One of my aliases had the name test, lib or root (I don't remember which one) and it was a cd command to a folder. Renaming the alias solved the problem for me.






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          • I just spent the past 4 hours trying to debug why this was happening to me, and you hit the nail on the head. Made my day, thank you!!

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          I had the same issue. One of my aliases had the name test, lib or root (I don't remember which one) and it was a cd command to a folder. Renaming the alias solved the problem for me.






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          • I just spent the past 4 hours trying to debug why this was happening to me, and you hit the nail on the head. Made my day, thank you!!

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          I had the same issue. One of my aliases had the name test, lib or root (I don't remember which one) and it was a cd command to a folder. Renaming the alias solved the problem for me.






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          I had the same issue. One of my aliases had the name test, lib or root (I don't remember which one) and it was a cd command to a folder. Renaming the alias solved the problem for me.







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          • I just spent the past 4 hours trying to debug why this was happening to me, and you hit the nail on the head. Made my day, thank you!!

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          • I just spent the past 4 hours trying to debug why this was happening to me, and you hit the nail on the head. Made my day, thank you!!

            – Jake Byman
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          I just spent the past 4 hours trying to debug why this was happening to me, and you hit the nail on the head. Made my day, thank you!!

          – Jake Byman
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          I just spent the past 4 hours trying to debug why this was happening to me, and you hit the nail on the head. Made my day, thank you!!

          – Jake Byman
          Jan 3 at 0:50






















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