limactl: consider adding `-y` (or `-f`?) as an alias for `--tty=false`

[AkihiroSuda]

--tty=false is too long to type, so it might be useful to add -y as an alias.

This alias could be also -f, but we may want to reserve it for limactl SOME_POTENTIAL_FUTURE_SUBCOMMAND --file=FILE?

[jandubois]

This alias could be also -f, but we may want to reserve it for limactl SOME_POTENTIAL_FUTURE_SUBCOMMAND --file=FILE?

We also already use -f for --force in limactl stop and limactl delete.

I think -y works with maybe --yes as long form to anchor the mnemonic. It should then work on all interactive subcommands that can display a prompt, and always means: take the default action.

[suryaaprakassh]

I would like to work on this issue. Should i follow it with a PR ?

[AkihiroSuda]

I would like to work on this issue. Should i follow it with a PR ?

Yes please

[suryaaprakassh]

should it be implemented in such a way that:

limactl start -y INSTANCE

where -y ensures the session starts with the default behavior, setting tty=true.

[AkihiroSuda]

where -y ensures the session starts with the default behavior, setting tty=true

Opposite. -y should set tty=false.

[suryaaprakassh]

where -y ensures the session starts with the default behavior, setting tty=true

Opposite. -y should set tty=false.

Ok 👍