Closed nogweii closed 2 years ago
Hi, thanks for the improvement idea!
We currently have similar behavior for server create and stop commands implemented with --wait
flag, e.g. upctl server stop --wait $server-name
.
Following the same pattern, we could add --wait
flag to upctl storage import
as well. The command would then block until storage is online if --wait
flag was given. This would work at least in the gist you provided, right?
Yep, along with the same flag being available for upctl storage templatise
as well. Add the flag to both would satisfy my use case.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I'm trying to automate the process of uploading a raw Arch Linux disk image (from their arch-boxes project) and each step needs the storage to be online. I had to write my own loop around that, and would appreciate the CLI providing that power for me.
Describe the solution you'd like An additional subcommand called "wait" or similar that can take a UUID (and/or title?) and will block until the storage resource is in an online state, ready to be used.
Describe alternatives you've considered I have to write a
while
loop in each of my scripts wrappingupctl
. Not that I have many, though.Additional context I built some automation around
upctl
to do what I wanted, but it would be nice if that could have been easier. You can see a copy of my code in this gist;Specifically, I'd like to call out the following lines:
https://gist.github.com/nogweii/0d9afa8246525d21eaf71ad2d12ae955#file-upload_to_upcloud-sh-L22-L29