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I ran ssc init without realizing it would put files in the current directory (and ask for a project name like many other init commands do).
ssc init
Running it in a folder with contents should ask the user before creating files.
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@heapwolf I remember you was opposed to make ssc accept user input, but I think this case makes sense.
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@chicoxyzzy it could also fail and require a flag like --force.
--force
Yeah I prefer it to fail with Directory not empty. Refusing to init. To override use --force flag. , +1 on --force, PR welcome!
Directory not empty. Refusing to init. To override use --force flag.
Hi, @chicoxyzzy & @heapwolf I'd love to take this one, can do it over the weekend if that's fine?
This was fixed in #239 in a bit different way. ssc init warns instead of trying to replace files
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I ran
ssc init
without realizing it would put files in the current directory (and ask for a project name like many other init commands do).Running it in a folder with contents should ask the user before creating files.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: