@itemx @w{@kbd{--reply}[=@var{how}]}
@opindex --reply
@cindex interactivity
+@c FIXME: remove in 2008
+@strong{Deprecated: to be removed in 2008.}@*
Using @option{--reply=yes} makes @command{cp} act as if @samp{yes} were
given as a response to every prompt about a destination file. That effectively
cancels any preceding @option{--interactive} or @option{-i} option.
Specify @option{--reply=no} to make @command{cp} act as if @samp{no} were
given as a response to every prompt about a destination file.
-Note that @option{--reply=no} has an effect only when mv would prompt
-without @option{-i} or equivalent, i.e., when a destination file exists and is
-not writable, standard input is a terminal, and no @option{-f} (or equivalent)
-option is specified.
Specify @option{--reply=query} to make @command{cp} prompt the user
about each existing destination file.
@itemx @w{@kbd{--reply}[=@var{how}]}
@opindex --reply
@cindex interactivity
+@c FIXME: remove in 2008
+@strong{Deprecated: to be removed in 2008.}@*
Specifying @option{--reply=yes} is equivalent to using @option{--force}.
Specify @option{--reply=no} to make @command{mv} act as if @samp{no} were
given as a response to every prompt about a destination file.
Specify @option{--reply=query} to make @command{mv} prompt the user
about each existing destination file.
+Note that @option{--reply=no} has an effect only when @command{mv} would prompt
+without @option{-i} or equivalent, i.e., when a destination file exists and is
+not writable, standard input is a terminal, and no @option{-f} (or equivalent)
+option is specified.
@item -u
@itemx --update