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# Git Cola Accessories
## Bash shell completion
The [git-cola-completion.bash](git-cola-complation.bash) script can be sourced
by `.bashrc` or `/etc/bash_completion.d` to provide completion for `git cola`
on the command-line.
Git Cola's bash completion script requires that you have Git's
[git-completion.bash](https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/contrib/completion/git-completion.bash)
setup via your `.bashrc`. Git Cola's completion script is a plugin / extension
to Git's `git-completion.bash`.
## Zsh shell completion
* The [_git-cola zsh completion script](_git-cola) is a completion script for `zsh`.
This script is only able to offer completions for the dashed `git-cola` command.
Completions for `git cola` are not currently available.
To use it, copy `_git-cola` to the location where you keep your zsh completion scripts
(ie. `mkdir -p ~/.config/zsh/completion && cp _git-cola ~/.config/zsh/completion`)
and then add the directory to zsh's `$fpath` in your `~/.zshrc` before initializing
the completion system using `compinit`:
# ~/.zshrc shell completion setup
fpath=(~/.config/zsh/completion $fpath)
autoload -U +X compinit
compinit
## macOS-related files
The [darwin](darwin) directory contains resources for creating Mac OS X
git-cola.app application bundles.
## Windows-related files
The [win32](win32) directory contains packaging-related utilities and
resources for the Windows installer. If you're developing git-cola on
Windows then you can use the `cola` and `dag` helper scripts to launch
git-cola from your source tree without needing to have python.exe in your path.
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