Please don't. There is nothing wrong with interactive tools, but by default, they should not be. So instead of making non-interactive session possible via flags, the default should be to be non-interactive. If there is an option to start an interactive session, everything is fine.
Otherwise, you would never know when your script could run into some kind of interactive session (and therefore break; possibly after an update).
Please don't. There is nothing wrong with interactive tools, but by default, they should not be. So instead of making non-interactive session possible via flags, the default should be to be non-interactive. If there is an option to start an interactive session, everything is fine.
Otherwise, you would never know when your script could run into some kind of interactive session (and therefore break; possibly after an update).