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Announcing Sysdig 0.1.85

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Date Published
Author
Gianluca Borello
Word Count
396
Company Posts That Month
2
Language
English
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No
Summary

Sysdig version 0.1.85, announced by Gianluca Borello on July 9, 2014, primarily focuses on fixing two critical bugs that could lead to kernel panic under specific conditions and introduces a new feature for command completion in bash and zsh shells. This release enhances user experience by allowing users to use the TAB key for command completion, reducing the need to frequently consult the manual, with zsh offering more dynamic completions than bash. The update also outlines the installation paths for completion files depending on whether Sysdig is installed via binary repositories or from source, and encourages community contributions to enhance bash completion to match zsh's capabilities. Community support is available via the Sysdig mailing list, with bug and issue reports being managed through GitHub.

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