How to Automate Command execution

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I know the auto run mode but for some reason cursor still asks me for command to run or not. even for simple commands like mkdir.
there is a prompt we can set to make it somewhat workable but still it asks me for allowance. What auto run prompt do u use?

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you might need to share more details.

skip the auto-run prompt for the begin, just add allow list commands

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Hey, you need to add the necessary commands to the allowlist if you want them to run automatically. If you haven’t done this yet, it works for me.

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It might be good to update docu as that page is gone from docu

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Perfect. i was searching for Yolo :slight_smile:

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Ah this looks good. btw mine looks a bit different

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Do you have version 0.47, I suppose? In version 0.48, we removed the auto-run prompt field.

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Oh yes I am 0.47.8

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Yeah you dont need the auto-run prompt anyway.

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hi I found that sudo command in ubuntu system also needs authorization instead of automatic, I have opened yolo
And I don’t have a password for this system.

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Is Auto-run the same as YOLO mode renamed?

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Yes its the same. YOLO is a more fancy word for auto-run

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Is there any other way… “faster”?
Like “allow all” or “deny all”?

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@deanrie How can you have both allow and deny? Having and allow list would imply that nothing not on the allow list will auto-run.