To do this we'd need to run the tart import command and give it the vagrant box file. Currently tart doesn't have this command at the time of writing but it was added in https://github.com/cirruslabs/tart/pull/386 and should be released soon.
Previously, the plan was to copy the VM from inside the box file into Tarts VM folders with the vagrant ID and a prefix, then use tart run to start it. I've successfully cloned Tart VMs manually this way. There's also tart clone which can duplicate VMs, but this runs the risk of users manually starting box VMs and modifying them, then all subsequent VMs being broken or changed.
To do this we'd need to run the tart import command and give it the vagrant box file. Currently
tart
doesn't have this command at the time of writing but it was added in https://github.com/cirruslabs/tart/pull/386 and should be released soon.Previously, the plan was to copy the VM from inside the box file into Tarts VM folders with the vagrant ID and a prefix, then use
tart run
to start it. I've successfully cloned Tart VMs manually this way. There's alsotart clone
which can duplicate VMs, but this runs the risk of users manually starting box VMs and modifying them, then all subsequent VMs being broken or changed.