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Resolve the current module path during zsh completion so completion can continue inside nested modules instead of stopping after the first module segment. Add a zsh regression test covering nested module recipes.
This was referenced Mar 8, 2026
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Fixes #2912.
This updates zsh completion so it can continue completing commands inside modules, instead of stopping after the first module segment.
What changed:
just --list <module>to complete names at the current module leveljust --summaryBefore this change, completion could stop after the first module name in cases like the one described in #2912, where a command should continue completing deeper module recipes.