mach: Add yes installation cofirmation flag to bootstrap command#41086
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I wonder if we should just always use the -y behavior, but this seems okay for the moment. I have one small suggestion.
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Implements #40502
Adds
--yesflag to mach bootstrap command which confirms installation of all required packages.Unlike
--forceflag (which also does that) it does NOT reinstall all packages but only confirms them (if required at all).Test on Ubuntu 24.04.2 LTS by removing safe development packages like
libgstrtspserver-1.0-dev libges-1.0-dev gstreamer1.0-toolsand runmach bootstraptwice to observe if--yesflags automatically install all dependencies.With this flag all dependencies were installed with any interaction but removing some dependencies and running
./mach bootstrapprompted me to confirmapt-get installaction.