I'm using bats-file to test a git plugin I'm writing in bash, so I use temp_make to create a folder run the test and then temp_del to remove the folder. Because of the permissions git sets on the .git folder, when temp_del invokes rm, it asks for user confirmation and blocks the tests.
I've worked around it by pipping yes to the command.
replacing
result="$(rm -r -- "$path" 2>&1)"
with
result="$(yes | rm -r -- "$path" 2>&1)"
An alternative would be to use -fr instead of just -r, but I thought that would be a bit too risky. If you think this might be worth a fix, I can push it upstream and make a PR.
I'm using bats-file to test a git plugin I'm writing in bash, so I use temp_make to create a folder run the test and then temp_del to remove the folder. Because of the permissions git sets on the .git folder, when temp_del invokes rm, it asks for user confirmation and blocks the tests.
I've worked around it by pipping yes to the command. replacing
result="$(rm -r -- "$path" 2>&1)"withresult="$(yes | rm -r -- "$path" 2>&1)"An alternative would be to use
-frinstead of just-r, but I thought that would be a bit too risky. If you think this might be worth a fix, I can push it upstream and make a PR.