I love that wajig update; wajig upgrade is now promptless again after we injected --yes. At the same time I am a) a little worried that maybe we are overriding apt's own choice (which, when done carefully, is defensible) and b) of course into fullupgrade and safeupgrade also needing a --yes which gives a bit of pause.
As an alternative we could just install the following in an apt.conf.d/ snippet, sat /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/50AssumeYes:
APT {
Get {
Assume-Yes "true";
};
};
This would allow users to just comment this out in case they wanted to prompt. Better behaviour, overall?
I love that
wajig update; wajig upgradeis now promptless again after we injected--yes. At the same time I am a) a little worried that maybe we are overridingapt's own choice (which, when done carefully, is defensible) and b) of course intofullupgradeandsafeupgradealso needing a--yeswhich gives a bit of pause.As an alternative we could just install the following in an
apt.conf.d/snippet, sat/etc/apt/apt.conf.d/50AssumeYes:This would allow users to just comment this out in case they wanted to prompt. Better behaviour, overall?