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Right now, this is the log output when trying to build a new VM with Packer when two are already running:
% packer build [...]
tart-cli.tart: output will be in this color.
==> tart-cli.tart: Cloning virtual machine...
==> tart-cli.tart: Updating virtual machine resources...
==> tart-cli.tart: Inspecting machine disk image...
==> tart-cli.tart: Getting partition table...
==> tart-cli.tart: Starting the virtual machine...
==> tart-cli.tart: Waiting for the VNC server credentials from Tart...
==> tart-cli.tart: Retrieved VNC credentials, connecting...
==> tart-cli.tart: Failed to connect to the Tart's VNC server: dial tcp 127.0.0.1:60993: connect: connection refused
==> tart-cli.tart: Waiting for the tart process to exit...
Build 'tart-cli.tart' errored after 1 second 61 milliseconds: Failed to connect to the Tart's VNC server: dial tcp 127.0.0.1:60993: connect: connection refused
It took me a while to figure out it's the 2 VMs limit which is responsible for this log output. Is there a way to catch the limit earlier and log this appropriately?
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Right now, this is the log output when trying to build a new VM with Packer when two are already running:
It took me a while to figure out it's the 2 VMs limit which is responsible for this log output. Is there a way to catch the limit earlier and log this appropriately?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: