/etc/bash_completion.d may not exist on macos about steamguard-cli HOT 8 CLOSED

HI,
Generally, software built locally should be installed to the /usr/local prefix (on all unix systems). Therefore, bash completion scripts should be installed to /usr/local/etc/bash_completion.d. This path exists on my system, but do note that I had installed it with homebrew.

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I don't exactly have a mac to test with, and I'm not super familiar with the platform. The documentation and makefile was provided by @spkane.

That being said, mono build/steamguard should give error: No accounts read if you haven't set up any accounts yet. By default, it looks for a manifest file with all the accounts at the path ~/maFiles/manifest.json. If you've used SDA, you should just be able to use the same maFiles from that. If not, you can set up a new account with mono bin/steamguard setup.

Does /etc/bash_completion.d exist on mac?

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/etc/bash_completion.d doesn't exist at all. there is a file named bash_completion.

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As a workaround, you could create it. I don't know if that will actually make the bash completion work, but it's not required for the actual program to work.

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ok thanks for the help.
though, one thing I'm encountering while doing the steamguard setup is adding the phone number returns GeneralFailure. i get an email to confirm adding this phone number. should i just added my phone number to the account manually then?

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That's probably #41

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the bash_completion.d has been pushed and it seems to work fine on my side.

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Closing because it's no longer relevant.

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