Update readme to include autocomplete help for non-standard db paths #190
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The bash autocomplete script assumes that the timetrap database is located at the root of the user's directory. If the user has moved it, they'll need to create a symlink. Closes samg#189
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This looks useful, however it might be even better to just fix the bash completion script. It seems like zsh completion script doesn't need a hardcoded database location so maybe we can use it to fix bash completion. |
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Probably solved by e7e0bbe, reopen if the issue persists |
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Closes #189
The bash autocomplete script assumes that the timetrap database is located at the root of the user's directory. If the user has moved it, they'll need to create a symlink.