Control: tags -1 upstream On 17 Nov 2018, Adam Borowski wrote:
>Both upstream tar (for months) and Debian's tar (since today) support >zstd compression. It's drastically faster than gzip while compressing >much better, thus some of us switched to it already. Alas, if >bash-completion is enabled, it skips over such tarballs. It didn't land into the archives, yet, but I see what you mean. :) https://tracker.debian.org/news/1003756/accepted-tar-130dfsg-3-source-amd64-into-unstable/ >Thus, please add support for .tar.zst (note: no 'd'). I can certainly add support for `.tar.zst' alone, but shouldn't it also work for other extensions, as well? (it works for other compression algorithms). For instance: $ ls bla.crazy bla.gem.gz bla.tar.bz2 bla.tgz bla.crazy.gz bla.spkg.gz bla.tar.gz $ tar f bla.[TAB] bla.gem.gz bla.spkg.gz bla.tar.bz2 bla.tar.gz bla.tgz $ tar f bla.[CURSOR] I think it should also complete for `.gem.zst', `.spkg.zst', and even for `.tar.zstd', `.gem.zstd', `.spkg.zstd', as people are probably going to create archives with such extensions. What do you say?
