diff --git a/.hidden/.completion-work-in-progress-or-old/_dotf-2 b/.hidden/.completion-work-in-progress-or-old/_dotf-2
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-#compdef dotf
-
-# The line above means "This function generates
-# completions for dotf."
-# The combination of that line, plus the file name
-# starting with an `_`, plus having this file's
-# parent dir in your `$fpath`, ensures this file
-# will be autoloaded when you call `compinit`.
-
-#shellcheck disable=2148,2168,2296
-
-# `+X` makes sure `dotf`'s definition will get
-# loaded immediately, even if you have not called
-# this function yet.
-autoload +X -Uz dotf
-
-# Get the definition of `dotf` in string form.
-local funcdef="$( type -f dotf )"
-
-# Get the part that matches `case*esac`, then split
-# it on whitespace and put the resulting words in an
-# array.
-local -a words=( ${=funcdef[(r)case,(r)esac]} )
-
-# Keep only the words that start with `(` and end
-# with `)`.
-# Even if you used the `case` syntax with only the
-# closing `)`s, `type -f` will show your cases with
-# both `(` and `)`.
-local -a required=( ${(M)words:#'('*')'} )
-
-# `-s`: Allow options to `dotf ` to be stacked,
-# that is, you are allowed to specify `dotf -rm`.
-# If not, remove the `-s` option.
-# `*:`: Let this argument be completed in any
-# position.
-_arguments -s \
-    {-r,--readonly}'[description for "readonly"]' \
-    {-m,--mount}'[description for "mount"]' \
-    "*:required argument:( ${required//[()]/}  )"
diff --git a/.hidden/.completion-work-in-progress-or-old/_dotf-old b/.hidden/.completion-work-in-progress-or-old/_dotf-old
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-_dotf() {
-    local tag="${words[$CURRENT]}"
-    compadd $(git $tag)
-}
-compdef _dotf dotf
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