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Fastlane should understand ^C to mean 'clean up temporary files and abort' even if it's expecting TTY input - just as it does when it's not expecting TTY input, and like all other well-behaved programs running on Unix.
Observed
If I run fastlane in the wrong directory from the command line, it offers to set itself up, which is friendly, but it doesn't allow me to ^C at the prompt: it insists that I press 'n' to quit, like an extremely clingy and controlling 'friend': very weird behaviour on Unix-based systems.
[22:30:14]: Could not find fastlane in current directory. Make sure to have your fastlane configuration files inside a folder called "fastlane". Would you like to set fastlane up? (y/n)
Similarly for
[22:32:24]: 🙄 Wow, that's a lot of markdown text... should fastlane put it into your clipboard, so you can easily paste it on GitHub? (y/n)
[✔] 🚀
[22:30:14]: Could not find fastlane in current directory. Make sure to have your fastlane configuration files inside a folder called "fastlane". Would you like to set
fastlane up? (y/n)^C
Please enter "yes" or "no".
[22:30:14]: Could not find fastlane in current directory. Make sure to have your fastlane configuration files inside a folder called "fastlane". Would you like to set
fastlane up? (y/n)
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Issue Description
Expected
Fastlane should understand ^C to mean 'clean up temporary files and abort' even if it's expecting TTY input - just as it does when it's not expecting TTY input, and like all other well-behaved programs running on Unix.
Observed
If I run fastlane in the wrong directory from the command line, it offers to set itself up, which is friendly, but it doesn't allow me to ^C at the prompt: it insists that I press 'n' to quit, like an extremely clingy and controlling 'friend': very weird behaviour on Unix-based systems.
Similarly for
Command executed
bundle exec fastlane anything
bundle exec fastlane env
Complete output when running fastlane, including the stack trace and command used
Environment
✅ fastlane environment ✅
Stack
System Locale
fastlane files:
No Fastfile found
No Appfile found
fastlane gems
Loaded fastlane plugins:
No plugins Loaded
Loaded gems
generated on: 2024-03-10
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