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Option to automatically confirm updates of packages #9
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I can add an option in the config settings to remove the view pkgbuild stuff during a system update. Not sure how to get rid of the prompt from makepkg though.
…On 15 Jul 2019, 06:15, at 06:15, ibrokemypie ***@***.***> wrote:
Currently after every package is built there is a confirmation to
install it, which is annoying because it requires being at the desk the
whole update process and stops building other packages until
confirmation is complete, so it'd be really useful to have an option to
automatically confirm installs
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i think if you called pacman with --noconfirm it would work |
A that's a good idea. I'll see if makepkg -i has a similar flag first.
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i think if you called pacman with --noconfirm it would work
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https://www.archlinux.org/pacman/makepkg.8.html yeah seems like the flag can be passed to pacman
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Currently after every package is built there is a confirmation to install it, which is annoying because it requires being at the desk the whole update process and stops building other packages until confirmation is complete, so it'd be really useful to have an option to automatically confirm installs
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