Agreements should not terminate entire context

[Trenly]

Description of the new feature / enhancement

I'm trying to do an update via winget on a notebook, but it keeps giving this warning "Package contracts were not agreed. Operation cancelled." and I can't find anything about it on the internet...

Originally posted by @Novogumiguel in #4350

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When agreements for a single package are present, --accept-package-agreements has not been specified, and WinGet is running in a non-interactive context, the entire flow is terminated. This leads to a negative user experience. Instead, only the single package which requires agreements should fail and upgrades or installs for the remaining packages should be attempted.

• Related to #4233

Proposed technical implementation details

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[Trenly]

@stephengillie - Any reason you closed #4301 as resolved? I see the SimilarIssues bot accurately identified this as being the same issue

[Novogumiguel]

I hadn't closed it... the bot did it alone... but about winget it's ok, it worked...

I'm going to open another topic talking about Windows Home Single

[stephengillie]

@stephengillie - Any reason you closed #4301 as resolved? I see the SimilarIssues bot accurately identified this as being the same issue

I misunderstood https://github.com/microsoft/winget-cli/issues/4233 to also be the same issue. Reviewing now, I see that's for dependencies while this is for main packages.