fix: add -y flag to apt-get install in generated CI#2354
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apt-get requires -y (or the APT::Get::Assume-Yes config option) to automatically answer yes to confirmation prompts. GitHub Actions standard runners pre-configure APT::Get::Assume-Yes, so the missing flag has not caused issues there. However, custom containers or self-hosted runners may not have this setting, causing the command to hang waiting for user input. Other package managers already handle this: choco uses --yes, dnf uses --assumeyes. brew and pip do not prompt by default.
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apt-get requires -y (or the APT::Get::Assume-Yes config option) to automatically answer yes to confirmation prompts. GitHub Actions standard runners pre-configure APT::Get::Assume-Yes, so the missing flag has not caused issues there. However, custom containers or self-hosted runners may not have this setting, causing the command to hang waiting for user input.
Other package managers already handle this: choco uses --yes, dnf uses --assumeyes. brew and pip do not prompt by default.
fix #2353