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fix: Use -q alias when calling fish type command #29

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SirWrexes
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--quiet is deprecated
See fish-shell/fish-shell@bfb5b28

@joseluisq joseluisq self-assigned this Jan 25, 2021
@joseluisq joseluisq added the enhancement New feature or request label Jan 25, 2021
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Good, but since that --query belongs to Fish v3.2.0 (not released yet) it breaks for example on the latest v3.1.2.
So I will merge this PR as soon as Fish v3.2.0 gets released.

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FYI: The CI passed because it's using master branch, but I will fix that in order to you can see what I refer about.

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I see.
Maybe then just using -q could be a better way to fix this while staying retro-compatible ?

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joseluisq commented Jan 26, 2021

I see.
Maybe then just using -q could be a better way to fix this while staying retro-compatible ?

Yes, it's better to use the alias -q since it doesn't break on current stable.

So just change it and then I can merge it.

@joseluisq joseluisq changed the title fix: Use --query when calling type fix: Use -q alias when calling fish type command Jan 28, 2021
@joseluisq joseluisq merged commit e3258c5 into joseluisq:master Jan 28, 2021
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Thanks!

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