Enabling autocompletion for Pachyderm

Autocompletion is a functionality that's offered by Unix shell flavors to autofill parameters using the CLI. Depending on the type of shell that's used in your system, the autocompletion feature suggests or autocompletes the partially typed commands as you type, sometimes by pressing the Tab key. Pachyderm supports autocompletion for Bourne Again Shell (bash) and Z shell (zsh), an extended Bourne shell. bash and zsh are the most common Unix command-line interpreters that are used on macOS and Linux. In this section, you will learn how to enable the Pachyderm autocompletion feature and the parameters that are available from the pachctl command.

If you don't know which shell you are using, type the following command to find out:

$ echo "$SHELL"

If you are using bash, the output of the preceding command should look as follows:

/bin/bash

If you are using zsh, the output of the preceding command should look as...