Closed iconoclasthero closed 6 months ago
Can’t you just use the -y
flag?
That does not do the same thing, rather removes confirmation altogether. I.e., instead of reviewing and hitting enter, it installs automatically, which, again, is a departure from how I've been installing packages since probably Ubuntu 8 but at least 10.04.
Anyway, I see this is in bash, apologies for neglecting to look first, I'll make my own fork.
Hey, one thing I thought about... what about this wrapping pipx?
Also, is there some way in rpk/pacstall to apt-mark
packages to not up updated now that I have a different rhino-pkg
?
Not directly, though this is a feature to consider. Your easiest way around this for now is to set the pkgver to a high number so that it is always recognized as the latest version.
The confirmation for accepting packages is backwards for me after more than a decade of installing with apt. I am expecting to just confirm it once I see it, not have to actually find the y key and hit it. I would like to alias rpk to rpk --confirm=Y so that I can just hit enter the way that I've been doing with apt for over a decade.