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Expected behavior:
drush returns a simple lists of modules with available updates
Actual behavior:
erus updates all the modules without prompting the user with a "Do you really want to continue with the update process? (y/n):" message.
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jbickar
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"drush eup --pipe" updates all modules without prompting user for conformation
"drush eup --pipe" updates all modules without prompting user for confirmation
Feb 10, 2015
If that's the case, that's stupid. However, "drush up" does not go ahead and assume "-y" when I run "drush up --pipe" in 5.4 or 6.2 (the two versions I've tested). When I run "drush up --pipe" in drush 6.2, it just generates a list and does not update the modules.
One would assume that the whole reason to use the --pipe flag is to generate a list of modules with available updates in order to pipe them to something else.
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Expected behavior:
drush returns a simple lists of modules with available updates
Actual behavior:
erus updates all the modules without prompting the user with a "Do you really want to continue with the update process? (y/n):" message.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: