Whenever I tab-complete a file path after a git command in bash, e.g. git add, I have to press <TAB> multiple times to complete to the actual filename, depending on how many subfolders there are up to the file.
Example: I want to add the file my/example/file, then I enter:
git add <TAB>
git add my/<TAB>
git add my/example/<TAB>
git add my/example/file
This is the case even when my/example/file is the only changed file and hence the only current tab-completion option. In this case bash could as well complete the full path with the first <TAB> already, but it doesn't.
fish actually does this by default:
git add <TAB>
git add my/example/file
Is there a way to configure this behavior in bash as well?
I am on Ubuntu 20.04 using its default bash completions.
