Closed Sicks3c closed 2 years ago
@Sicks3c you'll have to select the instances you create with axiom-select before using them. In your case axiom-select kilby*.
Hello @0xtavian
Thank you for quick response
I didn't use the axiom-select
command at all
but I think this behavior got triggered when I tried to run 100 instances and I'm only allowed for 10 right now
When I deleted everything and selected only 10 to spin it worked
Thanks anyways Regards
Np. So when you spin up instances axiom should automatically selecte them (unless using axiom-init --no-select). However if you canceled the initialization at some point maybe that part of the code didnt run. I've seen this before tbh. The best thing to so is double check the instances are selected after initialization.
Glad we got it sorted.
Summary
Hello There I would like to talk about an issue I'm facing regarding
axiom
I have spined up 10 instances for testing purposes and when I run any command the tool detect the one that I deletedDescription
I created 2 instances
liskov*
and deleted them and I spinned up another 10kilby*
now tool usesliskov
instead ofKilby
Regards