How can I avoid completion using chkconfig on RHEL10?

Hello. I have installed a RHEL10 system, and installed zsh 5.9 onto it. When trying to complete options for the “service” command, I am prompted whether I want to install “chkconfig”.


cross2@build2 ~ ❯ service auto…Install package 'chkconfig' to provide command 'chkconfig'? [N/y] 
Install package 'chkconfig' to provide command 'chkconfig'? [N/y] 
cross2@build2 ~ ❯ service auto




Looking into this, I find that the definition of _service in zsh’s supplied functions includes a call, when not on FreeBSD, to “chkconfig” without ever validating that it exists.


Google AI says this is a tool "used in older Linux distributions”, although I also see it documented recently on the net. But, certainly in the case of the RHEL10-based system I’m on, there isn’t such a thing. The thinking seems to be that more recent systems use “systemctl” for this, which does make sense.


Anyway. Has this changed already in more recent versions, and if not, I think it should. It should at least confirm that chkconfig is an installed command before invoking it.


Thanks.



* Chris