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Formulae that require user intervention cause Brewlet to update forever #31
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Found another one ( I think running |
It's correct that
Thoughts? |
Thanks so much for bringing this up and offering solutions. I aim to dig into this sometime within this week. I wonder if there is a flag in a formula that indicates whether super user permission are required—I'll look for it. I think restricting upgrades to formulae is a fine solution otherwise, especially since many casks update themselves outside of brew anyways. |
Didn't find any flags in |
Somehow I think it is losing the actual |
Ah that's strange, I'll take a look! Thank you |
Added a fix and tested that it works for formulae! Now waiting for one my casks to be outdated and I'll test whether it ignores it as it should. New commit: c90f1da |
Yep - working great for me now. Thank you! |
Some Homebrew formulae (casks) require CLI intervention when upgrading (for example, I am aware of
dotnet-sdk
,virtualbox
andvagrant
). Their installers require the administrator password in order to uninstall/reinstall components.When these are installed on a system, Brewlet will still run an update, but will endlessly show that it is updating because these prompts are never shown or responded to.
Not sure what the best option might be for handling these.
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