Enabling and disabling autocompletion when working with kosctl

The kosctl tool lets you enable autocompletion when working with your own commands in the shells known as Bash, Z shell and fish.

Autocompletion is enabled by using the kosctl completion enable [options] {bash|zsh|fish} command. Autocompletion is disabled by using the kosctl completion disable [options] {bash|zsh|fish} command. When autocompletion is enabled or disabled, changes are made to the configuration files for Bash, Z shell or fish (~/.bashrc, ~/.zshrc or ~/.config/fish/completions/kosctl.fish). After enabling autocompletion, the changes will take effect when a new instance of the specified shell is started.

If the --show-only or -s parameter is also used, the command displays the changes to the configuration files without actually making the changes.