When adding the --overwrite flag to the ishare2 pull [type] all command it's not recognizing the flag as part of the command.
I am not entirely sure which function's user input being read from the command line is at fault, but this function seems likely to me. I am only seeing it read one user input regarding type. I also don't see any variables being passed to the function from something that calls this, so it doesn't seem possible for it to handle the --overwrite flag if it were passed to it.
pull_all() {
TYPE=${1^^}
if [[ $TYPE == "BIN" ]]; then
TYPE="IOL"
fi
if [[ $TYPE == "QEMU" ]]; then
echo -e "${YELLOW}[!] WARNING: Pulling all QEMU images will take a long time.\n [!] Make sure you have enough disk space and bandwidth!${NO_COLOR}"
# Enter confirmation text
CONFIRMATION="I understand that pulling all QEMU images will take a long time. I have enough disk space and bandwidth."
# Ask the user to enter the confirmation text
read -p "[?] Please enter the following text to confirm: \"$CONFIRMATION\" (case sensitive): " -r
# If the confirmation text is incorrect then exit
if [[ ! $REPLY =~ ^$CONFIRMATION$ ]]; then
echo -e "${RED}[!] Aborting.${NO_COLOR}"
exit 1
fi
fi
echo -e "${YELLOW}[+] Pulling all $TYPE images...${NO_COLOR}"
# Ask for conirmation
read -p "[?] Are you sure you want to pull all $TYPE images? (y/n): " -r
# If reply was no Y or y then exit
if [[ ! $REPLY =~ ^[Yy]$ ]]; then
echo -e "${RED}[!] Aborting.${NO_COLOR}"
exit 1
fi
# Get the list of all images
fetch_json
# Get all the IDs for the images of the specified type
IDS=$(jq -r --arg type "$TYPE" '.[$type][] | .id' "$TEMP_JSON")
# Pull all the images
i=1
total=$(echo "$IDS" | wc -l)
for ID in $IDS; do
echo -e "${YELLOW}[+] Pulling image $i/$total...${NO_COLOR}"
ishare2 pull ${TYPE,,} $ID
i=$((i + 1))
done
}
When adding the --overwrite flag to the ishare2 pull [type] all command it's not recognizing the flag as part of the command.
I am not entirely sure which function's user input being read from the command line is at fault, but this function seems likely to me. I am only seeing it read one user input regarding type. I also don't see any variables being passed to the function from something that calls this, so it doesn't seem possible for it to handle the --overwrite flag if it were passed to it.