Hint at expected/default input for `confirm` command
See original GitHub issueI just spent an embarrassing amount of time absent-mindedly hitting the return key to agree to running my orator migrations and wondering why they wouldn’t have any effect.
Maybe hinting at what kind of input is expected would be helpful?
cleo

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Version
0.6.0has just been released with this issue addressed.Thanks for pointing the line in the
SymfonyQuestionHelper.What I meant is more related to the carriage return and the
>character.I reopen this since hinting at what is expected for a confirmation question would be a good addition.