ubuntu/ubuntu-make

No CLI parameter to specify installation path directly from command line (unable to use ubuntu-make in chef)

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#403 创建于 2017年1月28日

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描述

Does anyone have a reliable workaround to automatically accept the default installation path when prompted? Specifically for ide eclipse-jee.

I tried using "yes", but then it doesn't set the default installation path at all and installs it into the void. "Expect" also gets confused, what I need is to set the installation path directly:

umake ide eclipse-jee --path "/home/vagrant/.local/share/umake/ide/eclipse-jee"

This would make umake useful in automatic configuration management tools (e.g. chef).

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研究方向
Examine the current installation logic in the Ubuntu Make source, likely in `umake/ init .py` or similar, to understand how paths are handled. Look for existing CLI argument parsing (e.g., using argparse) and how the default installation path is set. The issue requests adding a ` path` flag that overrides the default path, similar to how other tools implement ` prefix`. Review the comments for any proposed solutions or maintainer feedback, and consider the interaction with prompts for user confirmation.