`apt` runs every command with argument `--yes`

[Hasnep]

Currently running commands like mpm --apt installed or mpm --apt outdated error because they are using the argument --yes, which is not understood by apt.

mpm --apt installed
debug: Verbosity set to DEBUG.
debug: mpm, version 5.0.0
debug: apt CLI found at /usr/bin/apt
debug: ► /usr/bin/apt --version
debug:   apt 2.4.5 (amd64)
debug: Extracted version: '2.4.5'
debug: Parsed version: <TokenizedString 2.4.5 => (<Token:string='2',integer=2>, <Token:string='4',integer=4>, <Token:string='5',integer=5>)>
debug: apt is supported: True; found at: /usr/bin/apt; is executable: True; is fresh: True.
debug: ► /usr/bin/apt list --installed --yes --quiet
error:   E: Command line option --yes is not understood in combination with the other options

Using mpm --version 5.0.0

[kdeldycke]

Oh yes, you're right. Just fixed this upstream. It will be released as mpm version 5.0.1 in a couple of minutes.

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