I have been hacking a Linux system (in an attempt to get BlueTooth working, although this is not relevant).There are directories structured as below   /var/lib/bluetooth/     B8:27:EB:8E:A8:4D      00:12:A1:12:09:51       info      34:88:5D:70:53:44       info      cache       00:12:A1:12:09:51       34:88:5D:70:53:44       E4:CE:8F:03:00:6D       F8:77:B8:AD:BC:AC      settingsI have been trying to manipulate these, but Command Completion does not work on any of the names containing :. Is this normal, and is there any way I can get Command Completion to work. Typing these cryptic names in full is tedious, and error prone.sudo ls /var/lib/bluetooth/B8:27:EB:8E:A8:4D/34:88 shows no completionsudo ls /var/lib/bluetooth/B8:27:EB:8E:A8:4D/34:88:5D:70:53:44 is OKUsing wildcards e.g. 00* doesn't seem to work either.
Command Completion does not work on names containing `:`
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