First off, thanks for ievms and iectrl. We've been using ievms at GoNoodle (also in Nashville!) to test our apps for a while now.
It looks like iectrl only supports VMs that are named according to the ievms conventions (e.g. 'IE9 - Win7'). In testing our CI setup, I've cloned some VMs and renamed them. As such, it looks like iectrl can't find them and parses the names (e.g. 'IE9 - Win7 INTEGRATION') as having invalid OSes, etc.
Would you be interested in a PR that allows iectrl to find these VMs (which are functionally ievms VMs, I believe)? If you can recommend an approach, I can try to whip one up.
Also, I didn't see any build instructions in the README, so if you could provide that, that would be helpful.
First off, thanks for ievms and iectrl. We've been using ievms at GoNoodle (also in Nashville!) to test our apps for a while now.
It looks like iectrl only supports VMs that are named according to the ievms conventions (e.g. 'IE9 - Win7'). In testing our CI setup, I've cloned some VMs and renamed them. As such, it looks like iectrl can't find them and parses the names (e.g. 'IE9 - Win7 INTEGRATION') as having invalid OSes, etc.
Would you be interested in a PR that allows iectrl to find these VMs (which are functionally ievms VMs, I believe)? If you can recommend an approach, I can try to whip one up.
Also, I didn't see any build instructions in the README, so if you could provide that, that would be helpful.
Thanks,
Mark