scripts/setup: If the user answers "n" to installing new packages, the script tries to install them anyway.

[google]

scripts/setup: If the user answers "n" to installing new packages, the script tries to install them anyway.

[tcal-x]

I type "n" then return.

The variable answer inside the script is empty.

[Ayushsunny]

I would like to work on this issue

[tcal-x]

Hi @Ayushsunny , sure, please take a look, thanks! I am concerned that this behavior might be host / terminal dependent, perhaps something related to CR vs CRLF. So it will be useful to have people on different systems try it, and also try any proposed fix (what fixes it on one system might break it on another system).

The first step would be for you to check if it works correctly on your system: if you type "n", the setup script should just exit.

[12562]

I have corrected the issue in the pull-request #769