When executing a command that returns a status response, such as stop virtualmachine, the response is logged as a simple dump of the Go data structure (like fmt.Printf("%v")), unless the JSON output format was selected.
Since these responses can contain nested data, it makes little sense to print them as a table, CSV or similar format, but the output produced by %v is very hard to read and barely useful for machine consumption.
Please either force JSON output or find a textual/tabular representation that makes sense for nested data structures. Maybe YAML output would be a good candidate?
When executing a command that returns a status response, such as
stop virtualmachine, the response is logged as a simple dump of the Go data structure (likefmt.Printf("%v")), unless the JSON output format was selected.Since these responses can contain nested data, it makes little sense to print them as a table, CSV or similar format, but the output produced by
%vis very hard to read and barely useful for machine consumption.Please either force JSON output or find a textual/tabular representation that makes sense for nested data structures. Maybe YAML output would be a good candidate?