Not quite. Prompting works in a user applications but let's say I launch my app from a systemd service so there's nobody to respond to those prompts. It's not

Not quite. Prompting works in a user applications but let's say I launch my app from a systemd service so there's nobody to respond to those prompts. It's not that I don't want to run it with the correct flags. I do want that. Things is, if I run it with too few flags the program breaks. Hopefully in a way where it's obvious what happened! If I run it with too many, I lose the security benefit Deno gives. But the last thing I want is my whole service to fail because I forgot to add that one darned cli flag to my service file! And, I admit, maybe this is a non-issue. Maybe I can just check I'm in the right environment at program start. But it's one of those things where I don't feel like I fully grasp the implications.