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created a function for user defined aliases (#15076)
Hey there,
As mentioned in this
[issue](#14520), I worked on
the functionality of autocompleting the user-defined aliases and I moved
the code of user-defined aliases into a separate function by defining
two parameters. The first one is global context or gctx and the second
one is the commands that can be called in the list_commands function.
Thank you!
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