juliaup-init brings up interactive prompt when called with -y flag

[colinthart]

I have downloaded juliaup-init and invoke it with the -y flag

curl -fsSL https://install.julialang.org >> juliaup-init
chmod +x juliaup-init
./juliaup-init -y

My usage of the -y flag is based on the help message:

juliaup-init: the installer for juliaup

USAGE:
    juliaup-init [FLAGS] [OPTIONS]

FLAGS:
    -y, --yes               Disable confirmation prompt.
        --no-add-to-path    Don't add to user PATH environment variable
    -h, --help              Prints help information

OPTIONS:
    -p, --path              Custom install path

However, the installer is still launched in interactive mode.

I believe this is not the intended behavior. If it is, is there another way to install juliaup by a shell script without user interaction?

Thank you.

[colinthart]

Possibly related to #218

[cunha]

Non-interactive installation by first downloading the sh script and then executing the script with command-line parameters would be useful for sysadmins. It seems there are two steps needed to achieve this:

• The sh script should pass command-line parameters to the installer.
• The installer should parse command line parameters. (Maybe moving the fields inside struct InstallChoices into struct Juliainstaller and adding clap derives would address this.)

[davidanthoff]

Yes, this is a dup of #218, and yes, this is just not finished yet :)