{Codespaces} Skip login in non-interactive shells #32250
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Can you please explain the reasoning for this change? To clarify, is it because login fails in non-interactive shells? |
the case shows in the description. the root cause i assume is when gh runs in a non-interactive environment or when its output is redirected, it “leaks” to the screen, resulting in the garbled text. (wip on testing, that's why the pr maked as "draft") |
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Pull Request Overview
This PR modifies the Codespaces initialization script to skip GitHub authentication prompts in non-interactive shell sessions. The change prevents authentication dialogs from appearing when the script runs in automated or non-interactive environments.
- Wraps GitHub authentication logic in an interactive shell check
- Prevents unwanted authentication prompts in non-interactive sessions
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