init needs the server address

  ✗ sealup init needs the server address.
    There is no terminal to ask in, so pass it as a flag:
    sealup init --server sftp://user@host/folder

    More: sealup.dev/e/no-terminal

Exit code: 2. Server changed: no: nothing was written.

What happened

sealup init ran without a terminal (in CI, or with its input piped), and without --server.

Why

On a terminal init asks for the server address. Without one there is no one to ask.

The fix

Pass the address as a flag:

sealup init --server sftp://deploy@ssh.example.com/home/site/www

Then fill in the host key on your own machine with sealup keyscan.