Today I learned: you can use Ctrl + x then g to ask bash to evaluate the glob on the current line. You need to configure it first with e.g.: bind '"\C-xg": glob-expand-word'
Expanding glob pattern in bash
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Today I learned: you can use Ctrl + x then g to ask bash to evaluate the glob on the current line. You need to configure it first with e.g.: bind '"\C-xg": glob-expand-word'