Document habitat license acceptance #6552
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| * You can create an empty file at either <code>/hab/accepted-licenses/habitat</code> (if your hab commands run as root) or <code>$HOME/.hab/accepted-licenses/habitat</code> (if they run as a user other than root). Note that if you have Habitat commands running as a mix of users, creating both files is a good idea. | ||
| * You can export the <code>HAB_LICENSE</code> environment variable with either of two values: | ||
| * <code>accept</code> will accept the license and write the necessary metadata to disk, avoiding any future prompts. This behavior is identical to running <code>hab license accept</code>. | ||
| * <code>accept-no-persist</code> will accept the license for 1 command invocation only - no metadata will get written to disk and you will be prompted again in the future. This is most suitable for CI systems or other areas where persisting files to disk is undesireable. |
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instead of for 1 command invocation only, perhaps this should be within the scope of the environment variable.
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Signed-off-by: Josh Black <raskchanky@gmail.com>
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Obvious fix; these changes are the result of automation not creative thinking.
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I'm sorry this got overlooked until now.
Signed-off-by: Josh Black raskchanky@gmail.com