| commit | bb31ed2fcd37efa7af9d1b381b1342582d7001b0 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Giovanni Grieco <giovanni@grieco.dev> | Mon Mar 23 10:04:59 2020 +0100 |
| committer | Giovanni Grieco <giovanni@grieco.dev> | Tue Mar 24 12:18:22 2020 +0100 |
| tree | 3f5d0347ea3bd29782ab5aca24a62debb8e0d6d6 | |
| parent | 1f1de1f87b767da5ce353f2c1875311f68416dc1 [diff] |
install.sh: quiet apt install for Vagrant Vagrant VM provisioning doesn't have any mechanism for user interaction. For this reason, it is necessary to tell APT that we are in a non-interactive session and any install question should be answered automatically by its preset. For this reason, according to issue #42 and GitHub PR #43, I propose to add "quiet" option to install.sh. This option tells Debian-based systems to run APT in non-interactive mode. In case of important questions during install, we can update the preset list specified in quiet_install subroutine. Flag functionality can always be extended in the future to support unexpected cases where Vagrant provision hangs due to user interaction request by some other program. Change-Id: Iab3ce5f9b19cd6bfcf2fa180c433fb5d5d521914
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