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I'm trying to remove all tab completion features from my shell to start over and rebuild it properly.

I have homebrew installed and it's running bash v. 5.0.7(1). I had the bash-competion brew package installed which has been uninstalled. I have removed all completion features from the .inputrc file and, as far as I know, any trace of completion features from my other startup files.

However, if I type ec<tab> it still completes the command for me with echo even after opening a fresh shell. How do I turn this feature off?

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Reset to default
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OK, turns out it's enabled be default so you have to disable it explicitly:

Add the following line to the ~/.inputrc file:

set disable-completion on

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