kill completions dosen't work on macos

[Magniquick]

[Freed-Wu]

Darwin's ps has different output format with GNU/Linux. What is the output of the following command in your darwin machine?

ps -p$$ -wocommand --no-headers

[Magniquick]

Hope I didn't do anything stupid

The ps manpage on darwin:
psman.txt

[Freed-Wu]

OK, darwin's ps doesn't have --no-headers. What is the output of ps -p$$ -wocommand (or ps -p$$ -w -ocommand or ps -p $$ -w -o command)?

[Magniquick]

all the same.

[Freed-Wu]

Can you try #18?

[Magniquick]

(still isn't fixed. reopen maybe ?)

[Freed-Wu]

I think I should borrow a darwin machine, otherwise I cannot survey deeply :( Or wait any darwin user to find why it happened.

[Magniquick]

In #18, I did mention a working solution -

# give a preview of commandline arguments when completing `kill`
zstyle ':completion:*:*:*:*:processes' command "ps -u $USER -o pid,user,comm -w -w"
zstyle ':fzf-tab:complete:(kill|ps):argument-rest' fzf-preview \
  '[[ $group == "[process ID]" ]] && ps --pid=$word -o cmd --no-headers -w -w'
zstyle ':fzf-tab:complete:(kill|ps):argument-rest' fzf-flags --preview-window=down:3:wrap

from fzf-tab wiki
(alternatively, try installing the bsd coreutils on your computer)

[Freed-Wu]

Real problem is:

It shouldn't happen.

[Magniquick]

see #19 for I fix I implemented.