Symptom:
When running the 'tux sup' command on Fedora (26), the 'no' option is being chosen automatically.
Possible Cause: Unknown
Expected Outcome:
A prompt should appear and wait for user input to choose either 'y', or 'n'
Possible Solution: Unknown/unclear
Notes:
The 'dnf' command that 'tux sup' is bound to works as expected when executed manually. There are no indicators as to why the same command fails when bound.
Symptom:
When running the 'tux sup' command on Fedora (26), the 'no' option is being chosen automatically.
Possible Cause: Unknown
Expected Outcome:
A prompt should appear and wait for user input to choose either 'y', or 'n'
Possible Solution: Unknown/unclear
Notes:
The 'dnf' command that 'tux sup' is bound to works as expected when executed manually. There are no indicators as to why the same command fails when bound.