I'm not up to releasing it, as some functions (like guix pack) are missing now, and some are not complete. I want at least 98% complete coverage of guix before I make a release.
fish-guix was started as a 'pet project' to hack on guix completions for the fish. For those who want to test it, it's located at: https://gitweb.pragmatique.xyz/user/ng0/fish-guix.git/ The way I usually do commits ignores the git feature of added metadata tracking, when you are active working, and other patterns. It might say "last commit 32 years ago", and there's only two commits, but I squashed most commits together as I moved it from its previous location. I welcome contributions of any kind via plain git send-email or whatever applies, pulling from remotes, etc. On the occasions where I used fish, this was already helpful and functional. The way these fish completions work, is by cloning it and then symlinking into the fish/completions directory.
