Hi,
this issue is related to #55 and #64. So it's currently possible to ignore run_remote commands with the :force option if the machine is not running.
But what if I want that vagrant ensures that the run_remote command is always used when the machine is destroyed? E.g. if I want to unsubscribe from an enterprise subscription as described here.
For such use cases it would be very helpful to have an option where I can define that, if I run e.g. vagrant destroy, vagrant starts the machine if necessary, run the remote command and then destroy it.
Hi, this issue is related to #55 and #64. So it's currently possible to ignore run_remote commands with the :force option if the machine is not running.
But what if I want that vagrant ensures that the run_remote command is always used when the machine is destroyed? E.g. if I want to unsubscribe from an enterprise subscription as described here.
For such use cases it would be very helpful to have an option where I can define that, if I run e.g.
vagrant destroy
, vagrant starts the machine if necessary, run the remote command and then destroy it.