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--quiet flag for Naomi #345

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aaronchantrill opened this issue Aug 19, 2021 · 1 comment
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--quiet flag for Naomi #345

aaronchantrill opened this issue Aug 19, 2021 · 1 comment
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Good First Issue! Hacktoberfest Small or non-core issues that could be worked on by Hacktoberfest participants Priority: Low Status: Available

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Naomi should accept a "quiet" flag which would prevent Naomi from stopping and asking for assistance. This would prevent Naomi from asking if the user wants to force an update if the autoupdate fails and prevent Naomi from asking for any settings information for new or updated settings.

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This change will be especially important when we get Naomi running as a service. We wouldn't want Naomi to get stuck on a particular setting. It would be ideal to have a Naomi client that would connect to a running Naomi service and check for unconfigured settings, because we really want to migrate to a detached client front-end eventually communicating over internet protocol, but for right now I am running Naomi in a screen session so that I can disconnect my laptop from Naomi without causing huge problems. This means that to monitor a running Naomi session, I just use screen -r to open the detached session.

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Traditionally this would just require passing a [-q|--quiet] flag to the command, then preventing Naomi from asking any questions before coming up. This could be accomplished either by just not configuring settings or by accepting all defaults.

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