Add --update-suite to sforceimport to allow updates without user interaction #277
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…raction This is useful for scripts since ask_yes_no checks for an interactive session and bails out without one.
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Yepp, I overlooked that. Thanks! |
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I'd like to be able to use
sforceimportto update mysuite.pyin a cronjob, without user interaction.I see two options:
--update-suiteor similar to sforceimportask_yes_no, though, this option changes the current behavior minimally, which might be more risky. Don't know.This is useful for scripts since ask_yes_no checks for an interactive session and bails out without one, if there's no default value.