Add an 'ssh.tty' option to site aliased. #3648
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Usually Drush decides whether or not to create a tty for remote ssh commands based on whether the current Drush command is running in interactive mode or not. When in interactive mode, a tty is created; otherwise, no tty is created. Sometimes, a remote server will not grant the ssh user the permission to create a tty. In this instance, it is possible to force Drush to never create a tty via this new option.
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The code looks like it does not affect non-interactive requests, so the doc is only partially correct. |
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You're right -- I should fix the code to match the docs. |
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Usually Drush decides whether or not to create a tty for remote ssh commands based on whether the current Drush command is running in interactive mode or not. When in interactive mode, a tty is created; otherwise, no tty is created.
Sometimes, a remote server will not grant the ssh user the permission to create a tty. In this instance, it is possible to force Drush to never create a tty via this new option.