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It would be extremely useful if pik had a non-interactive mode, maybe a flag that would tell pik to automatically accept the default in cases where there is a default, and maybe choose a sensible default for other cases. For example:
pik install -y ruby 1.9.1 would automatically download the 7zip package instead of asking for it.
pik use -y ruby 2.0.0 would automatically choose the newest version of ruby 2.0 that is installed if there are more than one.
It might also be useful to have pik config interactive=false as a global configuration.
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It would be extremely useful if pik had a non-interactive mode, maybe a flag that would tell pik to automatically accept the default in cases where there is a default, and maybe choose a sensible default for other cases. For example:
pik install -y ruby 1.9.1 would automatically download the 7zip package instead of asking for it.
pik use -y ruby 2.0.0 would automatically choose the newest version of ruby 2.0 that is installed if there are more than one.
It might also be useful to have pik config interactive=false as a global configuration.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: