[ https://issues.jboss.org/browse/FORGE-2041?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin... ] George Gastaldi commented on FORGE-2041: ---------------------------------------- {quote} <lincolnthree> gastaldi: we should have more of a wizard flow when working in prompts like that <gastaldi> so we should improve the message? <gastaldi> hm <lincolnthree> gastaldi: it would be nice if it said the description of the command and started walking through prompts, if not all inputs are satisfied <lincolnthree> gastaldi: it should probably also walk through default options even if they have been specified <lincolnthree> gastaldi: so basically, omitting a required option should send you into prompt mode <lincolnthree> gastaldi: where it goes through and confirms all values that you haven't actually specified <lincolnthree> gastaldi: in the initial line <gastaldi> even for the not required inputs? <lincolnthree> yea, i think so <lincolnthree> but it should also say, "Press <ENTER> to use the default value [Value] <lincolnthree> (after giving a description of what the value is <lincolnthree> gastaldi: right now theres no way to use a wizard if any values were omitted on the CLI. it will just default to defaults <lincolnthree> gastaldi: and if we're going to prompt at all, instead of just failing, i think it makes sense to do this <gastaldi> hmmmm <gastaldi> right <gastaldi> that would be a more "wizard-like" experience <gastaldi> should that be triggered only if a required input is not provided? <lincolnthree> gastaldi: yes, I think so <lincolnthree> gastaldi: only if they miss something required <lincolnthree> it should say something like, (Required inputs not satisfied, entering interactive mode.) <lincolnthree> then give a description of the command, and a description of each input as they are prompted <lincolnthree> (obviously they won't be able to go back) <lincolnthree> (but it should be pretty easy to walk through all inputs) {quote} -- This message was sent by Atlassian JIRA (v6.3.8#6338)