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Missing wildcard caused it to fail. Now works.

edited Oct 24, 2016 at 0:58

You can use the ignored-patterns style to exclude some completions.

zstyle ':completion:*:umount:*' ignored-patterns "^/run/media/$USER/"*"

Under the default settings, you can still get completion for ignored patterns if there is no non-ignored candidate.

(This answer is for plain zsh using the compinit completion system. It's possible, but unlikely, that zim somehow causes it not to work.)

You can use the ignored-patterns style to exclude some completions.

zstyle ':completion:*:umount:*' ignored-patterns "^/run/media/$USER/"

Under the default settings, you can still get completion for ignored patterns if there is no non-ignored candidate.

(This answer is for plain zsh using the compinit completion system. It's possible, but unlikely, that zim somehow causes it not to work.)

You can use the ignored-patterns style to exclude some completions.

zstyle ':completion:*:umount:*' ignored-patterns "^/run/media/$USER/*"

Under the default settings, you can still get completion for ignored patterns if there is no non-ignored candidate.

(This answer is for plain zsh using the compinit completion system. It's possible, but unlikely, that zim somehow causes it not to work.)

answered Oct 24, 2016 at 0:50

You can use the ignored-patterns style to exclude some completions.

zstyle ':completion:*:umount:*' ignored-patterns "^/run/media/$USER/"

Under the default settings, you can still get completion for ignored patterns if there is no non-ignored candidate.

(This answer is for plain zsh using the compinit completion system. It's possible, but unlikely, that zim somehow causes it not to work.)