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Hume CLI commands are interactive; use flags in scripts
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The Hume CLI prompts interactively by default and hangs in non-TTY shells.
Hume CLI commands are interactive; use flags in scripts
TL;DR
The Hume CLI prompts interactively by default and hangs in non-TTY shells. Use flags for non-interactive mode in scripts and CI. Context: Official docs (Hume TTS CLI quickstart): the voice list and related commands prompt interactively by default.
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That is fine in a terminal but it hangs in non-TTY shells like CI or agent sandboxes. Pass the flags for non-interactive mode when scripting so the command completes without waiting on input nobody will give it.
Evidence
Source: Official docs (Hume TTS CLI quickstart): the voice list and related commands prompt interactively by default. That is fine in a terminal but it hangs in non-TTY shells like CI or agent sandboxes. Pass the flags for non-interactive mode when scripting so the command completes without waiting on input nobody will give it.
Verified resolution: The Hume CLI prompts interactively by default and hangs in non-TTY shells. Use flags for non-interactive mode in scripts and CI.
Source URL: https://dev.hume.ai/docs/text-to-speech-tts/quickstart/cli
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