** Description changed: [Impact] Bash completion is not working for the apt tool. With the apt-get utility, you could do apt-g<tab> upg<tab> and hit enter and be done. With the new apt tool, you can no longer do this and instead have to type in apt list/update/upgrade/full-upgrade. [Test Case] - * Type "apt upd" + * Type "apt upd". - * Press Tab key + * Press Tab key. - * Command should complete to "apt update" + * Command should complete to "apt update". * Repeat with the first three letters of other frequently used commands - upgrade/remove/purge + such as install/remove/purge/upgrade/full-upgrade/edit-sources. + + * For the install command, the package name should be completed based on + packages available in the repositories. + + * For the remove/purge command, the package name should be completed + based on packages installed on the system. [Regression Potential] There shouldn't be any regression since bash-completion didn't previously support apt at all.
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