# journalctl
# Autogenerated from man page /usr/share/man/man1/journalctl.1.gz
complete -c journalctl -l boot
complete -c journalctl -l unit
complete -c journalctl -l header -d 'option can be used to identify which files are being shown'
complete -c journalctl -l user
complete -c journalctl -l system
complete -c journalctl -l directory
complete -c journalctl -l file -d 'options, see below'
complete -c journalctl -l no-pager -d 'option and the "Environment" section below'
complete -c journalctl -s M -l machine
complete -c journalctl -s m -l merge
complete -c journalctl -s D
complete -c journalctl -s i
complete -c journalctl -l root
complete -c journalctl -l update-catalog -d 'will create ROOT/var/lib/systemd/catalog/database, and journal files under RO…'
complete -c journalctl -l image
complete -c journalctl -l image-policy
complete -c journalctl -l namespace
complete -c journalctl -s S -l since -s U -l until
complete -c journalctl -l output -d 'prints timestamps that follow precisely this format'
complete -c journalctl -s c -l cursor
complete -c journalctl -l after-cursor
complete -c journalctl -l show-cursor -d 'option is used'
complete -c journalctl -l cursor-file
complete -c journalctl -s b
complete -c journalctl -s 0 -d 'is the last boot,'
complete -c journalctl -s 1 -d 'the boot before last, and so on.  An empty offset is equivalent to specifying'
complete -c journalctl -s u
complete -c journalctl -l user-unit
complete -c journalctl -s t -l identifier
complete -c journalctl -s T -l exclude-identifier
complete -c journalctl -s p -l priority
complete -c journalctl -l facility
complete -c journalctl -s g -l grep
complete -c journalctl -l case-sensitive -d 'option, see below'
complete -c journalctl -l lines -d '(not prefixed with "+"),'
complete -c journalctl -l reverse -d 'is implied'
complete -c journalctl -s k -l dmesg
complete -c journalctl -s o
complete -c journalctl -l all -d ' 2. c   2.  4. 2'
complete -c journalctl -l output-fields -d 'option will output the listed fields for each log record, instead of the mess…'
complete -c journalctl -l truncate-newline
complete -c journalctl -s n
complete -c journalctl -l follow -d 'is used, this option is implied.  When not prefixed with "+" and used with'
complete -c journalctl -s r
complete -c journalctl -l utc
complete -c journalctl -s x -l catalog
complete -c journalctl -l no-hostname
complete -c journalctl -l no-full -l full -s l
complete -c journalctl -o l/--full -d 'are not useful anymore, except to undo'
complete -c journalctl -s a
complete -c journalctl -s f
complete -c journalctl -l no-tail
complete -c journalctl -s q -l quiet
complete -c journalctl -s e -l pager-end
complete -c journalctl -o n1000 -d 'to guarantee that the pager will not buffer logs of unbounded size'
complete -c journalctl -o nall -d 'will disable this cap'
complete -c journalctl -l setup-keys -d 'command described below:'
complete -c journalctl -l interval
complete -c journalctl -l verify-key
complete -c journalctl -l verify -d operation
complete -c journalctl -l force
complete -c journalctl -s N -l fields
complete -c journalctl -s F -l field
complete -c journalctl -l list-boots
complete -c journalctl -o n/--lines -d 'option, only the first (when the number prefixed with "+") or the last (witho…'
complete -c journalctl -o r/--reverse
complete -c journalctl -l disk-usage
complete -c journalctl -l vacuum-size -l vacuum-time -l vacuum-files
complete -c journalctl -l rotate -d 'into one command'
complete -c journalctl -l sync
complete -c journalctl -l relinquish-var
complete -c journalctl -l flush -d '/run/log/journal/ and stops writing to /var/log/journal/'
complete -c journalctl -l smart-relinquish-var
complete -c journalctl -l vacuum-file -d 'into a single command, see above'
complete -c journalctl -l list-catalog
complete -c journalctl -l dump-catalog
complete -c journalctl -s h -l help
complete -c journalctl -l version
complete -c journalctl -o u/--unit -d 'should be used'

