feat(cli): adding pre-release + analytics disclaimer on first run of cli

[garysassano]

Closes #2974

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[tsuf239]

Can you please set those as an array of strings, and join them with "\n"?
(it will make it easier to read)
another option is to write the whole paragraph inside of ` ` as it will allow you to write the entire section without extra characters

[garysassano]

@tsuf239 Actually I had already considered everything you said. I looked at all the possible ways to achieve multiline string and several people deemed the string array to be "overkill", even tho I actually liked that solution the most. Then I used the template literal but the result ended up being pretty messy (had to create a regex to remove trailing spaces since all lines were indented and account also for the blank lines) so I rewrote everything using strings chained with plus operator.

Thanks for the feedback, I'll change the code to use a string array since I liked that solution more anyway.

[MarkMcCulloh]

Then I used the template literal but the result ended up being pretty messy (had to create a regex to remove trailing spaces since all lines were indented and account also for the blank lines)

My favorite way is to use a template literal but put the text all the way to the left. It doesn't have an extra runtime cost like the other options it is the easiest to read IMO:

// The initial backslash escapes the first \n
const text = `\ 
We are working hard to make this a great tool, but there's still a pretty good
chance you'll encounter missing pieces, rough edges, performance issues and even,
god forbid, bugs 🐞.`;

Does it look ugly because it's all the way to the left? I guess so, but less ugly than other options to me. If it's really too ugly we could indent it and run code after to dedent it, but that seems like a waste of the user's cpu.

[garysassano]

My favorite way is to use a template literal but put the text all the way to the left.

It's funny because I did also that at some point but then thought "better change it, I doubt it meets their coding style". 😂

I like your pragmatic performance-oriented reasoning btw, I also try to think about saving CPU clocks in anything I do.

[tsuf239]

Also, the build isn't passing because of the snapshots probably- as it is always the first run for github actions machines.
We might need to find a way to bypass it 🤔 can we maybe configure them to have this file on setup?

[hasanaburayyan]

Closing this as #3185 is absorbing the work