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I know Git aliases can be used with arguments Git Faq section "Git Aliases with argument" . But today I encountered an error. Take an easy example which is not suitable for real use . If I make an alias like this: [alias] lo = "!sh -c 'git log $1' -" then I can use git lo file_a to see the log of file_a. But when I used "tab" to auto-complete the path, the following error occurs. git lo [tab] error msg: sh: declare: `_git_{': not a valid identifier It seems a bug in git-completion.bash. But I can't find where the `_git_{' is! Also I find that in the error msg the quote mark around _git_{ seems strange. BTW, my msysgit version is 1.7.6-preview20110708 ADD: The other strange thing is, I searched all files under the dir of Git, find there is no file contains the string _git_{ .
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