Use selected project for autocompleting resources #334
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The args only include the arguments of the current subcommand.
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| if line := os.Getenv("COMP_LINE"); line != "" { |
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This is a bit ugly, but the issue is that the complete.Args only include the arguments of the current subcommand, and --project is a global flag.
Otherwise it will break project auto-completion.
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Fixes #333