Simon Boudrias

I'm not against adding this; but I think it needs some refinement on the UX and how it'd be controlled by the user. I'm not too sure about the current...

I'll close this one in favour of the more recent #1215 where I think we have an agreement on a suggested UX for this feature.

Anyone narrowed down exactly what happens and how to fix/run the script with proper streams and/or interactive tty? I'd be happy to document this in the README to help anyone...

Hi, the new API now exposes this cleanly. Let me know if it helps! https://github.com/SBoudrias/Inquirer.js#canceling-prompt I'll close this one as the old API is in maintenance mode only now.

The new API has a cleaner & documented way to cancel a prompt. [Details on the README](https://github.com/SBoudrias/Inquirer.js#canceling-prompt) I'll close this ticket as there's multiple solution in the thread for the...

The [new Inquirer](#1214) is now out and stable (and can boast of having MUCH smaller size). So I'll close this ticket as I don't intend to modify the old one...

Hi, this feature is not inline with the direction I want the project to involve in. That is, limiting/removing flow control from the library since it isn't necessary in modern...

@LitoMore yeah, the big problem I have is lerna generates a lot of versions who're not necessary (or that I would skip releasing since they're dev only changes.) I'm considering...

Closing this ticket as stale. Open new issues if you encounter problems with the [new Inquirer API](https://github.com/SBoudrias/Inquirer.js/issues/293#1214).

Hi @mastrzyz, thanks for sending a PR. Could you help fixing the CI issues? And instead of an examples, adding a unit test would be more resilient - so it'd...