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Hi All,
Related to: #3989
This PR does the following:
--git
and--git-init
args to the cli installer,--git
is just an alias for--git-init
. By default this also enables--no-git
and--no-git-init
git init && git add . && git commit -m "Initial commit" && git branch -M main
onCancel: () => process.exit(1)
to both the code language prompt and git init prompt so there is a cleaner cancel if the user exits the process during the promptsThe biggest question I had was which prompt style I should actually use. It could be a toggle, confirm or select. I actually prefer the visual layout of the select prompt even though logically it is really more of a toggle prompt. Either way the code can be easily modified to use the preferred prompt style.
Prompt examples: