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There should be an option to disable the general vagrant orchestrate push command if there are more than one managed servers to prevent accidental push of servers that might be in other environments/datacenters. Something similar to vagrant ssh where you have to specify the target machine if there is more than one, but that also works when passing in a regex in this case.
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Option disable vagrant orchestrate push command if there are multiple servers
Option disable vagrant orchestrate push command if there are multiple servers
Jul 17, 2015
Interesting. So you're looking to require either a regex or the name of an individual server to the vagrant orchestrate push command? How would you expect that to look in the config.orchestrate section of the Vagrantfile?
I see. In any case, the config.orchestrate variable for enabling/disabling should be a true/false value. I don't know the exact implementation, though.
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There should be an option to disable the general
vagrant orchestrate push
command if there are more than one managed servers to prevent accidental push of servers that might be in other environments/datacenters. Something similar tovagrant ssh
where you have to specify the target machine if there is more than one, but that also works when passing in a regex in this case.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: