Adam Spiers wrote: > I've automated this workflow into another script called 'git-dwim' > (i.e. "Do What I Mean"), although it could equally be called > 'git-sync-with-upstream'. Of course now I want to run this across all > my repositories via mr, but mr currently assumes that actions are > non-interactive (until they fail and the --interactive switch is > given). For example, if --quiet is provided, all output from the > action is captured, and then only output if the action returns a > non-zero exit code. Clearly this is not compatible with interactive > actions.
It would be more accurate to say that neither -j nor --quiet can be used with interactive actions. mr commit can be an interactive action unless -m is provided, so they're certianly supported by mr in general. One approach could be to add a flag denoting which commands can be interactive and refuse to run them with -j or --quiet. Although mr really has no way of knowing if a commit has flags specified that make it noninteractive. The other approach is to accept that like all unix tools this can be used to shoot yourself in the foot. -- see shy jo
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