-v should be passed to WSL when it is passed on host

[RuiNtD]

I want to suggest some general feature

Topgrade should pass -v / --verbose to the WSL step when it's passed to the main topgrade command.

[SteveLauC]

Rationale for this change?

[RuiNtD]

Sorry, let me rephrase: -v should be passed to WSL when -v is passed to the main command.

When using -v on Windows, it stops being Verbose during the WSL step.

[SteveLauC]

Get it, this will be a nice improvement!

[ssmendon]

I submitted #556 for this, by the way. I tested it out on Windows, and it seemed to give me the expected result.

I'd appreciate any extra testing for it though.

PS. Could someone test the -y option, whether that's passed to WSL? It didn't look like it's passed to the topgrade executable in WSL based on what I first tried when adding the -v flag.

@RuiNtD

[SteveLauC]

I submitted #556 for this, by the way. I tested it out on Windows, and it seemed to give me the expected result.

Thanks for working on it!

Could someone test the -y option, whether that's passed to WSL? It didn't look like it's passed to the topgrade executable in WSL based on what I first tried when adding the -v flag.

The verbose argument would be useful for debugging, say a user is having issues with WSL, it can paste the output of topgrade -v from its host without having to execute it inside of the WSL.

For the assume_yes (-y) option, I haven't seen much value in it, users can configure this option in the configuration file if they want