It’s quite funny and sad (no disrespect to OP or anybody) how people is still discovering what we people on fish take for granted. We can even auto-complete parameters only if we so wish. No need for any hidden setting, no need to install any additional (and usually heavy) packages. Built-in, baby.
I started using it when it was known as Ridiculous Fish, circa 2009-2010, and I've never looked back. I also learned ways of moving around the shell with Readline commands, but I cannot really attribute that to fish; I think I did that on bash/zsh as well.
I don’t have too many functions, so I cannot really say which one is really better as far as scripting goes, but with enough aliases and fish built-in functionalities, you’re pretty much set.
Exactly. I cannot answer for sure because it’s been years since last time I checked, but back then (and from comments here in previous thread, I’d say still) people was required to install extra packages to acquire such functionalities, and usually they would be a bit bloated.
I started using it when it was known as Ridiculous Fish, circa 2009-2010, and I've never looked back. I also learned ways of moving around the shell with Readline commands, but I cannot really attribute that to fish; I think I did that on bash/zsh as well.
I don’t have too many functions, so I cannot really say which one is really better as far as scripting goes, but with enough aliases and fish built-in functionalities, you’re pretty much set.