Running 'ops volume create' with the same name twice creates two volume files in ~/.ops/volumes with different UUIDs but the same volume name and follow-up commands on the volume name no longer work properly. For example 'ops volume delete' will not delete either volume but does not print an error and also returns 0 even though nothing was deleted, and trying to run a vm that uses the volume name fails with ambiguous volume uuid/label: volumename: multiple volumes found
Resolving the situation seems to require manually deleting one or both volumes from ~./ops/volumes. It might be useful to either prevent reuse of a volume name for the same provider to avoid the situation or else provide better feedback when commands fail on how to resolve the situation.
Running 'ops volume create' with the same name twice creates two volume files in ~/.ops/volumes with different UUIDs but the same volume name and follow-up commands on the volume name no longer work properly. For example 'ops volume delete' will not delete either volume but does not print an error and also returns 0 even though nothing was deleted, and trying to run a vm that uses the volume name fails with
ambiguous volume uuid/label: volumename: multiple volumes foundResolving the situation seems to require manually deleting one or both volumes from ~./ops/volumes. It might be useful to either prevent reuse of a volume name for the same provider to avoid the situation or else provide better feedback when commands fail on how to resolve the situation.