The auto_update_chromedriver option is very useful. For new users, however, it's only not that obvious that this feature exists, as you have to read one specific part of the readme or get told by someone who knows.
I would like this option to get a little more obvious, I think it can be done as follows:
When geordi chromedriver-update (or perhaps even geordi cucumber) is used and the auto_update_chromedriver option is not set or nil, ask the user if they want to enable automatic updates. If they say yes, write auto_update_chromedriver: true into the configuration file. If they say no, write auto_update_chromedriver: false.
For either response, Inform the user about the location of the config file.
The
auto_update_chromedriver
option is very useful. For new users, however, it's only not that obvious that this feature exists, as you have to read one specific part of the readme or get told by someone who knows.I would like this option to get a little more obvious, I think it can be done as follows: When
geordi chromedriver-update
(or perhaps evengeordi cucumber
) is used and theauto_update_chromedriver
option is not set ornil
, ask the user if they want to enable automatic updates. If they say yes, writeauto_update_chromedriver: true
into the configuration file. If they say no, writeauto_update_chromedriver: false
. For either response, Inform the user about the location of the config file.What do you think?