Update: I had the filename as drush.autocomplete.sh, but the filename should now be drush.complete.sh. Brent noticed this. The info below as been updated as such.

Brent Dunn pointed me to drush.complete.sh, which I didn't even know existed. Brent and I both wanted to give this a go in Zsh since we use oh-my-zsh, but drush.autocomplete.sh is setup for bash.

I was able to get drush autocompletes working with Zsh thanks to this stack exchange post

1. Save drush.complete.sh to your local file system
2. Add the following to your ~/.zshrc file
   autoload bashcompinit<br>bashcompinit<br>source /path/to/your/drush.complete.sh
3. Source the changes: $ source ~/.zshrc

Now you can enjoy drush autocompletions in zsh style! For example, $ drush sql followed by tab will give you a browsable list of all the drush sql related commands.

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