Closed alexbowers closed 6 years ago
Thanks for your report! This is intentional. The flag in question only means to refer to the disablement of deb
lines. I'm not going to offer a program option that performs a difficult to foresee destructive operation without user confirmation.
It could use a better description though.
Can we get an option to skip any other options? This is making automating the building of a vagrant box for us tricky because it hangs on waiting for the user input.
Perhaps --skip-other-questions
or similar?
So it takes no action, but skips the question and checks completely.
I'd prefer not to, considering that this is meant to be an interactive application. You can however
/dev/null
to stdin ornone
(while ensuring that the locale is English) to stdinto skip this step.
Ok, thanks for your help, I'll figure that bit out. Thank you.
The description of
-y
is "Apply all changes without question"however if you have an empty .list file, it does not get removed, and it prompts for a response (yes, no, all, none, display).
This should either perform no action (no) for safety, or "yes" because it was prompted to, but it should not prompt for a response.
Thanks.