Forever saying "Please answer (y)es or (n)o."

[Botspot]

$ curl -sSL https://git.io/JfAPE | bash
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Run in a terminal on a system without dialog installed. How long has this been broken?

[Botspot]

This bug also occurs when trying to install PiKISS from Pi-Apps. Eventually the terminal crashes and PiKISS is not fully installed.

[Botspot]

More specifically, this error only happens when there is already a ~/piKiss folder in existence, the dialog package is uninstalled, and you try to run the installation command. curl -sSL https://git.io/JfAPE | bash I encountered this error on a new system where I had the piKiss folder in my home directory from an older install, then tried to install PiKISS. This would also happen if a user first clones your repo with git and then runs your installation script.

[jmcerrejon]

Don't know how long this it happens, because I don't use Pi-Apps. I'll check it out, anyway.

[Botspot]

It can be caused without pi-apps. It happens when you run the install command when a pikiss folder already exists in $HOME.

[jmcerrejon]

Fixed 9b4d87a75ce5f3131304896076a7cc65e4557338

Thanks for the report! ☺️