How to use the @truffle/migrate.acceptDryRun function in @truffle/migrate
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trufflesuite / truffle / packages / core / lib / commands / migrate.js View on Github 
prepareConfigForRealMigrations: async function(buildDir, options) {
const Artifactor = require("@truffle/artifactor");
const Resolver = require("@truffle/resolver");
const Migrate = require("@truffle/migrate");
const { Environment } = require("@truffle/environment");
const Config = require("@truffle/config");
let accept = true;
if (options.interactive) {
accept = await Migrate.acceptDryRun();
}
if (accept) {
const config = Config.detect(options);
config.contracts_build_directory = buildDir;
config.artifactor = new Artifactor(buildDir);
config.resolver = new Resolver(config);
try {
await Environment.detect(config);
} catch (error) {
throw new Error(error);
}
config.dryRun = false;
