Is there a way to temporarily disable the report prompt?

[rubberduck203]

I think the answer is currently "no", but want to double check.

It appears that anytime there is a failure and there is a configuration found for reporting, scope will prompt the user (assuming auto-report isn't set).

scope/scope/src/doctor/commands/run.rs

Line 78 in 53ec4cf

if !result.did_succeed && !found_config.report_upload.is_empty() {

Is this correct? There is currently no way to bypass the prompt?

Additional context:

Now, you're going to tell me "don't do that" and you'd be right, but we're currently in the process of migrating from a script based solution to scope doctor.

We have a script that was using scope-intercept as the shebang.
In order to start migrating over to scope, we started calling scope doctor near the beginning of that script.

#!/usr/bin/env scope-intercept -- bash

# some env variable stuff and some argument translation shenanigans

scope doctor run # passing some translated flags here too

ruby path/to/ruby/script

I was recently making a change to make this script stop if scope doctor run fails and noticed that this caused users to get prompted twice, in quick succession, to report the error.

#!/usr/bin/env scope-intercept -- bash

scope doctor run || exit 1
ruby path/to/ruby/script

I worked around this by returning a success code if scope doctor run fails, but that is obviously less than idea.

#!/usr/bin/env scope-intercept -- bash

scope doctor run || exit 0
ruby path/to/ruby/script

At some point, we should be able to stop using scope-intercept and just delegate directly to scope doctor run, but until we've completely migrated and removed ruby path/to/ruby/script it would be nice if we could disable reporting from one of these.

Hopefully that provides some context on why I would like to be able to disable the reporting prompt.