`--prune` without confirm

[AddGaming]

Hello,
for scripting purposes it would be cool to have a version of prune that just removes files.
For example, I would like to put

[[ "$(tty)" == /dev/tty1 ]] && gomi -V > /dev/null && gomi --prune=30d 

or something similar in my init script.

Another useful thing for scripting would be a command that just lists out which files would be pruned.
A dry run basically.

I hope it would not be a lot of implementation work, since it basically involves copy pasting the current prune code and removing parts of it.

Regards, Nika.

[babarot]

Hi @AddGaming, thanks for the suggestion!

I shipped the first part in #129 (just merged into main). You can now skip the confirmation prompts on --prune by passing -f / --force, mirroring how --prune=orphans -f already worked:

gomi --prune=30d -f

The two confirmation prompts and the file listing table are suppressed when -f is set; without it, the existing interactive behavior is unchanged.

Your example script should now work as-is:

[[ "$(tty)" == /dev/tty1 ]] && gomi -V > /dev/null && gomi --prune=30d -f

It'll be included in the next release.

The dry-run idea is a separate feature, so I left it out of this change. Happy to track it separately. Feel free to open a new issue for that one, or I can split it off from this issue. Let me know which you prefer.

[AddGaming]

Amazing. Thanks for the quick work!
I'll open a new issue for the dry-run (#130 )