Do not automatically upgrade apt packages

[tmiland]

• Do not automatically upgrade apt packages, but give the user the options as argument. E.g:

• deb-get upgrade will give the user option to evaluate with default y/n answer.

  • Answering no will upgrade only deb-get packages.

• deb-get upgrade -y will act as it currently does.

  • This will enable other special options in addition, such as:

• deb-get upgrade -s Simulates the command without performing any actual tasks. Or:

• deb-get upgrade -v Provides additional details about the updating process.

[philclifford]

Thanks for this contribution. The key flexibility sought has been achieved with the merge of #1246 so I'll close this one. The other PR was probably preferred because it kept existing behaviour consistent both with current usage and with the initial intention of a "one-stop shop" but added an optional enhancement for anyone with different requirements.
Your contribution, and efforts to keep it conflict free, are appreciated.

[philclifford]

The ideas of '-v' and '-s' (and possibly other apt-get options) would still be possible and might be of interest to some.

[tmiland]

Thanks for this contribution. The key flexibility sought has been achieved with the merge of #1246 so I'll close this one. The other PR was probably preferred because it kept existing behaviour consistent both with current usage and with the initial intention of a "one-stop shop" but added an optional enhancement for anyone with different requirements. Your contribution, and efforts to keep it conflict free, are appreciated.

No worries. Thanks for the consideration.

Problem with #1246 is if running without that option, you have no way of answering "no" to system upgrades, and potentially borking the whole system with a forced "-y", hence my pr.