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When I deploy a function that have variables configured in appwrite.json, the appwrite deploy function cli asks me to confirm if I want to overwrite the variables:
I would like that when I choose not to overwrite the variables, i.e. I do not type "YES" (I just hit "Enter" in the above example), the cli still deploys my function but respects my choice to not overwrite the variables.
🎤 Pitch
It is very annoying when actively developing functions to type "YES" (it's even case-sensitive) every time I deploy my functions - and this happens many many times in a day.
I understand you want to hint us about potential variable overwrites but the way this is currently happening is not optimal and rather gets in the way than helps. I don't have sensitive variables and I know it, so I don't need to be reminded about a non existing problem every time I deploy a function.
👀 Have you spent some time to check if this issue has been raised before?
🔖 Feature description
When I deploy a function that have variables configured in

appwrite.json
, theappwrite deploy function
cli asks me to confirm if I want to overwrite the variables:I would like that when I choose not to overwrite the variables, i.e. I do not type "YES" (I just hit "Enter" in the above example), the cli still deploys my function but respects my choice to not overwrite the variables.
🎤 Pitch
It is very annoying when actively developing functions to type "YES" (it's even case-sensitive) every time I deploy my functions - and this happens many many times in a day.
I understand you want to hint us about potential variable overwrites but the way this is currently happening is not optimal and rather gets in the way than helps. I don't have sensitive variables and I know it, so I don't need to be reminded about a non existing problem every time I deploy a function.
👀 Have you spent some time to check if this issue has been raised before?
🏢 Have you read the Code of Conduct?
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