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As it stands, two of the differences between this rewrite and the original are:

• There is no support for asking for dynamic variables (e.g. fluent, leaf) via terminal input. All variables (which all appear in the --help menu) must be entered as arguments to the command
• All variables that have a boolean value associated with them, including top-level nested variables (e.g. if --no-fluent is given its nested variable db is not required) are considered false by default. For this reason the -n flag, which in the original Toolbox set all boolean flags to false, has not been implemented

@fpseverino Does that mean there's no interactivity any more? So if I type vapor new MyProject it doesn't ask me questions anymore?

@fpseverino Does that mean there's no interactivity any more? So if I type vapor new MyProject it doesn't ask me questions anymore?

Yes, if required variables (in vapor/template there aren't any) are missing it will return an error.

If that functionality is required I can work on it, but it's not supported by swift-argument-parser

I've removed the Mongo and CodeQL tests from the "required checks" list.