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Date: Thu, 10 Nov 2016 21:46:49 +0100
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Subject: completion for "su -" does not work
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Hello,

completion for the su command has many fancy features. For instance,

  su -s <TAB>

will offer all available shells on the system. Very nice, but I wonder
if I will ever need this. However, basic completion does not work:

  su - <TAB>

does not offer me anything. In bash, I could do

  su - <TAB>

and it would offer me available users, to which I could switch. Are
there any plans adding support for "su -" completion ?

(tested on zsh 4.3.17)

Cheers,