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--force-render renders the whole project again, without a question - #355
The user runs the renderer with --force-render on a project that is already rendered. The renderer starts at once. It renders every module again, from the first one, and replaces the code that was rendered before. No screen asks where to start.
Before this change, the renderer still showed the question "Re-render the current module" or "Quit", even with the option set. The user had to answer.
Headless mode
In headless mode nobody can answer the question, so the renderer stopped. Now it renders.
Without the option
Nothing changes. The renderer still asks when the answer can destroy code that was rendered before.
With --force-render the client no longer asks where to start. It renders
every module again, from the first one, and replaces the code rendered
before. This also works in headless mode, where the question could not be
answered and the render stopped.
Without the option nothing changes: the client still asks when a choice
can destroy rendered code.
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The --force-render option now chooses a full-chain rerender from the first module, skips the start-point selection, and bypasses confirmation. The help text describes this behavior, and tests cover the generated rerender choice.
Force-render now returns one destructive rerender choice from the first required module, or the current module if there are no required modules. Tests cover the choice and its behavior when changes are detected. The help text describes rerendering every project module and replacing previously rendered code.
CLI choice selection plain2code.py
When force-render is set, the render command selects the first choice and skips confirmation. Without force-render, destructive choices still require confirmation.
Forced rendering replaces the previously rendered project without the start-point prompt. No material merge risk was identified.
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The user runs the renderer with
--force-renderon a project that is already rendered. The renderer starts at once. It renders every module again, from the first one, and replaces the code that was rendered before. No screen asks where to start.Before this change, the renderer still showed the question "Re-render the current module" or "Quit", even with the option set. The user had to answer.
Headless mode
In headless mode nobody can answer the question, so the renderer stopped. Now it renders.
Without the option
Nothing changes. The renderer still asks when the answer can destroy code that was rendered before.