The recipe lists --create_analysis_vm as an option with default value True. So I would expect the command dftimewolf gcp_turbinia_disk_copy_ts <source_project> <df_project> --turbinia_zone europe-west2-b --incident_id turbinia-vm1investigation --disks <disk> --create_analysis_vm False to work. However, I get an dftimewolf: error: unrecognized arguments: False error. Using the option as a bool flag like this: dftimewolf gcp_turbinia_disk_copy_ts <source_project> <df_project> --turbinia_zone europe-west2-b --incident_id turbinia-vm1investigation --disks <disk> --create_analysis_vm does not raise any error but still creates a new analysis VM.
I think creating the analysis VM by default makes sense, but it would be good to have the option to disable this function.
The
--create_analysis_vmoption for the gcp_turbinia_disk_copy_ts recipe does not work as expected.The recipe lists
--create_analysis_vmas an option with default valueTrue. So I would expect the commanddftimewolf gcp_turbinia_disk_copy_ts <source_project> <df_project> --turbinia_zone europe-west2-b --incident_id turbinia-vm1investigation --disks <disk> --create_analysis_vm Falseto work. However, I get andftimewolf: error: unrecognized arguments: Falseerror. Using the option as a bool flag like this:dftimewolf gcp_turbinia_disk_copy_ts <source_project> <df_project> --turbinia_zone europe-west2-b --incident_id turbinia-vm1investigation --disks <disk> --create_analysis_vmdoes not raise any error but still creates a new analysis VM.I think creating the analysis VM by default makes sense, but it would be good to have the option to disable this function.