Doom-emacs: [REQUEST] Add a switch to bypass all prompts on 'doom upgrade'

[PopeRigby]

Maybe something like doom upgrade --yes.

[hlissner]

Sadly, this isn't technically feasible at the moment. It already took a few hacks to get straight to prompt at all (before, it would simply fail with an error, preventing folks from updating at all).

And these aren't simple yes/no confirmation prompts. There are different questions and different sets of answers depending on the problem. How a --yes would map to any of these choices is unclear. Perhaps we'll need a slew of new switches. I'll look into it when I can.

[PopeRigby]

I see. On another note, having a switch to bypass certain things would also be good. For example --nodiff to not ask for confirmation to view the diff, and just say no.

[hlissner]

To clarify, I'm talking about the prompts emitted by straight, like this one:

If you are talking about the "See the diff between your current version of Doom and latest version in your browser? Yes/No" and "Upgrade Doom? Yes/No" prompts, then a --yes switch already exists: doom --yes upgrade (i.e. it responds 'no' to the first and 'yes' to the second).

[PopeRigby]

Oh. Will I'll leave this up because the other thing is still an issue.

[hlissner]

As of f6852a2 the doom upgrade command now has a --discard switch, which will automatically select the options that discard local changes (private packages with a :local-repo will be skipped).

This should technically resolve the issue. Please update and let me know if that isn't the case.