--express mode

[jvonau]

Now you can pass --express and the mandatory reboot and warnings confirmations are suppressed. Combined with supplying a local_vars.yml file would help make unintended installs possible for developmental use. iiab/iiab#1656

[holta]

I don't like bypassing security for ego's sake (the most common reason) but if it serves a material testing purpose[*] this can be considered, yes.

[*[ With very practical community test plan(s) articulated in FAQ.IIAB.IO or any similar place, so that action -> traction.

Tangentially Related...to the most critical issues of newcomer usability:

• Be more docker like [install Ansible once, without 'sudo iiab' checking for upgrades so often] #177
• Implementers R Us: quick wins allowing rapid-fire installation by almost anyone iiab#1028

[jvonau]

Please explain what security is being bypassed please.

[jvonau]

I don't like bypassing security for ego's sake (the most common reason) but if it serves a material testing purpose[*] this can be considered, yes.

You are standing in the way of using the 'iiab' script as the bases for automated building forcing other developers not to use the official 'iiab' routine when preparing images. iiab/iiab#2811 (comment) iiab/iiab#2928

[holta]

Humbly disagree.

Comprehensively tested new approaches can and will arise, but spitting on others doesn't move us forward.

[jvonau]

Comprehensively tested new approaches can and will arise, but spitting on others doesn't move us forward.

@tim-moody @georgejhunt Why does @holta not want to engage in a technical discussion within what I thought was a core set of developers? Hum, I'm going to take offense to the implication of 'spitting on others', what the heck does that mean? If anything I'm the one who feels shunned by an egomaniac with an agenda rather looking at any technical merits of what has been proposed over the years.

[jvonau]

could use $@ to make the position of the argument not matter.