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add force flag for update #101
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Relates to #95
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Thx for the contribution!
As a general comment, I don't think --force
is the correct flag for this process. I think something like what apt
does with --yes / -y
is more convenient. Since force
can be used for something different here.
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Thx for the contribution!
As a general comment, I don't think --force
is the correct flag for this process. I think something like what apt
does with --yes / -y
is more convenient. Since force
can be used for something different here.
@marcosnils Any further comments? |
Co-authored-by: Sune Keller <sune.keller+github@gmail.com>
@sirlatrom Agreed, is a better wording |
If I run go fmt nothing changes locally, so it seems the run was successful. My IDE is configured to run it on save. |
That's correct. Not sure why github diff is showing those green marks though 😕 . I thought it was because it's incorrectly indented but again, doesn't seem to be the case. @sirlatrom WDYT? |
Sorry for not getting back to you earlier. LGTM! |
Thank you @sascha-andres for working on this! |
This PR suppresses the prompt asking to proceed with update, instead it goes straight to the update process