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Consider adding a -n flag to dangerous commands such as beadm create, beadm activate, beadm destroy, beadm mount, beadm unmount, beadm rename.
-n
beadm create
beadm activate
beadm destroy
beadm mount
beadm unmount
beadm rename
Personally, I'm always scared that something may go terribly wrong, and want to see what will be done first.
Perhaps a -i mode which could simply just run the beadm command with -n, then rerun after confirmation without -n.
-i
beadm
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Consider adding a
-n
flag to dangerous commands such asbeadm create
,beadm activate
,beadm destroy
,beadm mount
,beadm unmount
,beadm rename
.Personally, I'm always scared that something may go terribly wrong, and want to see what will be done first.
Perhaps a
-i
mode which could simply just run thebeadm
command with-n
, then rerun after confirmation without-n
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: