I have the following hello.usage:

hello (foo={{{ echo bar }}} | bar={{{ echo foo }}});

I compile with complgen aot --bash-script hello.bash hello.usage.

When compiling multiple times I see at least three different contents for hello.bash, e.g. the function _hello_cmd_0 gets renamed to _hello_cmd_1 and vice versa. So far I saw this only happening when the usage file contains multiple external command outputs.

Functionally all behave the same, but is there a way the aop command deterministic/idempontent, so that the same usage-file always produces the same bash-script?

I want to run complgen in a build pipeline on every commit. And a reproducible build pipeline should always create the same content, when the source (here usage file) hasn't changed.