Grails command line --yes or assume-yes

[Gavin-15]

Hi Gents,

Is there any current way to tell grails command line to assume yes?
Searching turned up nothing for me.

This would be handy for scripting automated builds: 'grails war --yes' etc.
Otherwise when a question is asked like "do you want to upgrade this
plugin" the build freezes and writes a very big log file.

Cheers
Gavin

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[Chris Broadfoot]

perhaps what you need is

yes | grails war

though I'm not sure on the specifics of the input needed by grails war

2009/10/27 Gavin <gavin@...>:

> Hi Gents,
>
> Is there any current way to tell grails command line to assume yes?
> Searching turned up nothing for me.
>
> This would be handy for scripting automated builds: 'grails war --yes' etc.
> Otherwise when a question is asked like "do you want to upgrade this
> plugin" the build freezes and writes a very big log file.
>
> Cheers
> Gavin
>
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[Sai Prasad Matam]

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Gavin,

Try the --non-interactive  flag on the command line.

regards,
Sai Matam.

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From: Gavin <gavin@...>
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Sent: Mon, October 26, 2009 5:41:18 PM
Subject: [grails-dev] Grails command line --yes or assume-yes

Hi Gents,

Is there any current way to tell grails command line to assume yes?
Searching turned up nothing for me.

This would be handy for scripting automated builds: 'grails war --yes' etc.
Otherwise when a question is asked like "do you want to upgrade this
plugin" the build freezes and writes a very big log file.

Cheers
Gavin

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[Gavin-15]

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Thanks Sai and Chris,

Both suggested options work and I see --non-interactive is indeed mentioned in Grails-1.1 release notes (now that I know what to search for).
Can't find this documented in the user guide though, is it worth a JIRA or is this thread and what's already on the web enough?

Cheers
Gavin

Sai Prasad Matam wrote:

Gavin,

Try the --non-interactive  flag on the command line.

regards,
Sai Matam.

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From: Gavin gavin@...
To: dev@...
Sent: Mon, October 26, 2009 5:41:18 PM
Subject: [grails-dev] Grails command line --yes or assume-yes

Hi Gents,

Is there any current way to tell grails command line to assume yes?
Searching turned up nothing for me.

This would be handy for scripting automated builds: 'grails war --yes' etc.
Otherwise when a question is asked like "do you want to upgrade this
plugin" the build freezes and writes a very big log file.

Cheers
Gavin

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[Peter Ledbrook]

> Both suggested options work and I see --non-interactive is indeed mentioned
> in Grails-1.1 release notes (now that I know what to search for).
> Can't find this documented in the user guide though, is it worth a JIRA or
> is this thread and what's already on the web enough?

A JIRA is more reliable if you give it a fix version.

Cheers,

Peter

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