Fails when attempting to update when a package requires input

[jpscharf]

Bug Report

Mandatory Information

Describe the bug
When running upgrade the process gets stuck and I had to kill the brew install command from the cli.

1. For microsoft/mssql-release/msodbcsql18 when installing/upgrading from terminal the package requires a yes or no regarding license acceptance.
2. For powershell the package uses a PKG installer and requires entering a password to run the installer.

To Reproduce
What did you do to trigger this bug?
brew opdate microsoft/mssql-release/msodbcsql18
brew update powershell

Expected Behavior
One of the following, in order of preference:

1. Prompt me to accept the license or for the password
2. Just accept the license or enter password
3. Skip packages that require input.

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System and Cork Information:

• macOS version: 14.4
• Cork Version: 1.3.5
• Did you compile Cork yourself?: No

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[buresdv]

Thanks for the report. This may be same underlying issue as #164, which I don't know how to fix. Swift tutorials about shell input are non-existent.

Nevertheless, fixing this is definitely a priority.

[Grublady]

Note that packages requiring sudo, eg powershell, are now working from #340.

msodbcsql18 still does not work though, that flow still needs to be fixed.

[michaelprowacki]

Thanks for the report. This may be same underlying issue as #164, which I don't know how to fix. Swift tutorials about shell input are non-existent.

Nevertheless, fixing this is definitely a priority.

https://github.com/QiuZhiFei/swift-commands an option?

[Grublady]

https://github.com/QiuZhiFei/swift-commands an option?

Probably not—
From a quick glance, swift-commands seems to simply be a wrapper around the same Process and Pipe types that Cork already uses, and I couldn't find anything to indicate that it might implement sending input to the child process.