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NSchema

completion uninstall

Remove the managed completion block that completion install added to the shell’s startup file (~/.bashrc, ~/.zshrc, fish’s config.fish, or the PowerShell $PROFILE).

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nschema completion uninstall <shell>

Supported shells: bash, zsh, fish, pwsh.

It removes exactly the block delimited by the # >>> nschema completion >>> markers — content you added yourself is left untouched. If no managed block is present, the command does nothing. Open a new shell (or re-source the startup file) for the change to take effect.

Arguments

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  • shell — the shell to remove completion from: bash, zsh, fish, or pwsh.

Needs

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Nothing. It edits your shell’s startup file.