Comment 6 for bug 84822

I've just filed bug 201935 about performance of bzr's bash completion, which can be improved drastically by using caching, i.e. write the output of e.g. "bzr s-c" into a bash variable and only fill it once.
This saves quite some calls to "bzr" itself and therefor makes completion faster (and more compelling to use).

Re "sed": you can replace e.g. "sed -nE 's/^([^[:space:]]+).*/\1/p'" with "grep -o ^([^[:space:]]+)".

But please create the cache on the first call, not when the completion scripts get loaded (like git does it currently).

Can you please create a branch for this, so it's easier to track status of this patch?

Thank you!