Partially use the -y argument when installing things in Debian in one line

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I have a long apt-get install sequence in Ubuntu 18.04.



Some of the software packages might need the -y argument and some don't.



I could do the following in two lines:



apt-get upgrade unattended-upgrades sshguard curl wget git ansible zip unzip tree mc lamp-server^ -y
apt-get upgrade python-certbot-apache


But is there a way to do all in one line like?



apt upgrade unattended-upgrades sshguard curl wget git -y ansible zip unzip tree mc -y lamp-server^ python-certbot-apache


Note the two -y arguments inside the sequence.



I can't test right now.










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    I have a long apt-get install sequence in Ubuntu 18.04.



    Some of the software packages might need the -y argument and some don't.



    I could do the following in two lines:



    apt-get upgrade unattended-upgrades sshguard curl wget git ansible zip unzip tree mc lamp-server^ -y
    apt-get upgrade python-certbot-apache


    But is there a way to do all in one line like?



    apt upgrade unattended-upgrades sshguard curl wget git -y ansible zip unzip tree mc -y lamp-server^ python-certbot-apache


    Note the two -y arguments inside the sequence.



    I can't test right now.










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      I have a long apt-get install sequence in Ubuntu 18.04.



      Some of the software packages might need the -y argument and some don't.



      I could do the following in two lines:



      apt-get upgrade unattended-upgrades sshguard curl wget git ansible zip unzip tree mc lamp-server^ -y
      apt-get upgrade python-certbot-apache


      But is there a way to do all in one line like?



      apt upgrade unattended-upgrades sshguard curl wget git -y ansible zip unzip tree mc -y lamp-server^ python-certbot-apache


      Note the two -y arguments inside the sequence.



      I can't test right now.










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      I have a long apt-get install sequence in Ubuntu 18.04.



      Some of the software packages might need the -y argument and some don't.



      I could do the following in two lines:



      apt-get upgrade unattended-upgrades sshguard curl wget git ansible zip unzip tree mc lamp-server^ -y
      apt-get upgrade python-certbot-apache


      But is there a way to do all in one line like?



      apt upgrade unattended-upgrades sshguard curl wget git -y ansible zip unzip tree mc -y lamp-server^ python-certbot-apache


      Note the two -y arguments inside the sequence.



      I can't test right now.







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