hello. would like to work on this one!

it's yours @sousajf1. Thanks and good luck! :)

@jonathandturner hello. me and @fdncred we were talking about this issue, and it seems that we indeed need to get the current scope. Question is how can we do that? How can we differentiate the current scope from the global one.
What do you think?

@sousajf1 while waiting on JT to respond you might want to take a look at which_.rs since that code figures out whether a given string is an internal command, alias, or custom command. There's an interesting function there that may be helpful.

fn entry_for(scope: &Scope, name: &str, tag: Tag) -> Option<Value> {
    if scope.has_custom_command(name) {
        Some(create_entry!(name, "Nushell custom command", tag, false))
    } else if scope.has_command(name) {
        Some(create_entry!(name, "Nushell built-in command", tag, true))
    } else if scope.has_alias(name) {
        Some(create_entry!(name, "Nushell alias", tag, false))
    } else {
        None
    }
}

I'll try to take a look into it this weekend :) ty

같이 합시다

@sousajf1 What's the status on this? @KwakGiyoung is offering to help. I don't speak Korean but that's what google translate says. :)

Sorry I've been away for a bit, moving from my old apartment. @KwakGiyoung we can work on it together sure :) . maybe we can chat on discord?

@sousajf1 no worries at all. just checking in. thanks!