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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
No. Purely syntactical
Describe the solution you'd like
The flag to switch to non-interactive mode to be --non-interactive vs --nointeractive
Additional context
First off...I love this tool. It's able to fix things that other colleagues/friends can struggle with for hours in a matter of a few seconds.
I meant to make this request a while ago when I first found this tool but I completely forgot.
Basically the first time that I used it and wanted to delete resources noninteractively I typed --non-interactive off muscle memory vs the --no-interactive flag right now. I even checked the help output beforehand to make sure there was an automated process for resource deletion and everything but still used the former flag since most cli tools that can switch action modes standardize on that name.
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@yonahd Yeah that sounds great! Do you have a version in mind to fully deprecate the flag? Or do you want a simple "This flag will be deprecated in favor of --non-interactive in a future release"?
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
No. Purely syntactical
Describe the solution you'd like
The flag to switch to non-interactive mode to be
--non-interactive
vs--nointeractive
Additional context
First off...I love this tool. It's able to fix things that other colleagues/friends can struggle with for hours in a matter of a few seconds.
I meant to make this request a while ago when I first found this tool but I completely forgot.
Basically the first time that I used it and wanted to delete resources noninteractively I typed
--non-interactive
off muscle memory vs the--no-interactive
flag right now. I even checked the help output beforehand to make sure there was an automated process for resource deletion and everything but still used the former flag since most cli tools that can switch action modes standardize on that name.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: