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Optional: Installing the dynctl auto-completion feature

Setting up auto-completion makes dynctl easier to use by providing real-time command suggestions.

Auto-completion provides context-sensitive suggestions for commands, flags, and parameters as you type.

Set up auto-completion for your preferred shell:

If shell completion has not been enabled, run this command once:
```
echo "autoload -U compinit; compinit" >> ~/.zshrc
```
This command initializes the completion system in Zsh.

If shell completion was previously enabled in your Zsh environment, you do not need to run this command again. The existing completion setup continues to work, and you can proceed directly to the next step to load the dynctl auto-completion feature.
To set up auto-completion for all sessions, run:
```
dynctl completion zsh > "${fpath[1]}/_dynctl"
```
Start a new Zsh session for the changes to take effect.

Run this command to set up auto-completion for all sessions:

dynctl completion fish > ~/.config/fish/completions/dynctl.fish

Apply these steps to set up auto-completion for all sessions:

Generate the auto-completion script:

dynctl.exe completion powershell > dynctl.ps1

Add a dot-sourcing line to your PowerShell profile to include the file's contents in the profile script.
Example
```
. .\dynctl.ps1
```

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