Problem Statement:
In most cases the fact that the vagrant script does not clean up virtual machines is not a problem. But for people working to iterate on deployment and testing where it's necessary to spin up a fresh environment to isolate variables, manually cleaning out VMs is a pain point.
Solution:
This pull request provides a simple script that will destroy all VMs in a given virtualbox environment. It's a script I have been using for years, which I figure others can use in this project.
Sorry this hasn't gotten a response. Is it still relevant?
I'm going to close due to age, but feel free to reopen if you think it's still relevant. Thanks!
Problem Statement: In most cases the fact that the vagrant script does not clean up virtual machines is not a problem. But for people working to iterate on deployment and testing where it's necessary to spin up a fresh environment to isolate variables, manually cleaning out VMs is a pain point.
Solution: This pull request provides a simple script that will destroy all VMs in a given virtualbox environment. It's a script I have been using for years, which I figure others can use in this project.