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This is a small change that asks the user before the teardown command goes through in interactive shells, intended to help prevent situations where something is accidentally teardown from unintended inertia or when working with multiple clusters.
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Review comments at @cmd/teardown.go:
- Line 60: Update the confirmation gate in the teardown flow to require both
stdin and stderr to be terminals, without relying on env.RunningInteractively,
which also checks stdout; bypass the prompt when stderr is redirected. Ensure
the confirmation prompt is written to stderr so stdout redirection does not
suppress an otherwise interactive confirmation.
Review comments at @internal/helpers/helpers.go:
- Around line 164-165: Update the confirmation prompt’s ReadString error
handling to return false, nil for io.EOF, treating terminal EOF as a declined
confirmation; preserve the existing error return for all other read errors.
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This is a small change that asks the user before the teardown command goes through in interactive shells, intended to help prevent situations where something is accidentally teardown from unintended inertia or when working with multiple clusters. A
-f, --forceflag is added to the teardown command to skip the prompt altogether.Example output:
This change could also be expanded to skip the check on well known debug contexts like the teardown script from our workflow repo does, but I think I prefer it the way it is now: https://github.com/stackrox/workflow/blob/4e8520b1111738a47ddc7b0a2232a9e1eb4ebf1c/lib/common.sh#L134-L159
Tests
Decline teardown
Garbage answer
Implicit decline
Accept teardown and force flag
Cancel via ctrl+d
Teardown from non-interactive terminal
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