There of course should be a way to override the dependency, by explicitly pressing a big scary "[I know what I'm doing]" button.
Another thing is that you'll need branches. As in:
- Run `foo bar baz`
- If it succeeds, run `foo quux`,
Else run `rm -rf ./foo/bar` and rerun the previous command with `--force` option.
- `ls ./foo/bar/buur` and make certain it exists.
Different branches can be separated visually; one can be collapsed if another is taken.
Writing robust runbooks is not that easy. But I love the idea of mixing the explanatory text and various types of commands together.
Another thing is that you'll need branches. As in:
Different branches can be separated visually; one can be collapsed if another is taken.Writing robust runbooks is not that easy. But I love the idea of mixing the explanatory text and various types of commands together.