There is no data source to fetch more than one nutanix_image. Using more than one image with the same name results in "your query returned more than one result. Please use image_id argument instead" error.
The only solutions for now, are: to use image_id, or force_deregister to only keep one image with that name. But those solutions are not optimal and user friendly in some cases.
Looking at other data sources (e.g. nutanix_host, there are counterparts which allow to fetch more than one entitiy, nutanix_hosts in that case). There is no option for nutanix_image to fetch multiple entities (e.g. nutanix_images data source).
Proposed solution: Add nutanix_images data source that could handle multiple entities.
Alternative solution: Make nutanix_image data source handle one and more than one entities.
Either way, new or updated data source could come with some handy improvements for fetching and filtering multiple entities, examples:
filter tag (similar to aws_ami_ids filter tag)
most_recent tag (similar to openstack_images_image_v2 most_recent tag)
There is no data source to fetch more than one nutanix_image. Using more than one image with the same name results in "your query returned more than one result. Please use image_id argument instead" error.
The only solutions for now, are: to use image_id, or force_deregister to only keep one image with that name. But those solutions are not optimal and user friendly in some cases.
Looking at other data sources (e.g. nutanix_host, there are counterparts which allow to fetch more than one entitiy, nutanix_hosts in that case). There is no option for nutanix_image to fetch multiple entities (e.g. nutanix_images data source).
Proposed solution: Add nutanix_images data source that could handle multiple entities.
Alternative solution: Make nutanix_image data source handle one and more than one entities.
Either way, new or updated data source could come with some handy improvements for fetching and filtering multiple entities, examples: