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Allow disabling primary
instance handling
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2102: [cli] Toggle Primary Instance (petenv) r=ricab a=surahman **_Issue #1138:_** I have added support to handle the `client.primary-name=` command. I am not sure about the mock tests I have set up and they would require some review. When stepping through the tests with a debugger I was unable to hit breakpoints on `set` and `set_aux` within the `utils/settings.cpp` file - which is typically an indicator of an issue. Manual argument passing tests work on the `cmdl`. Co-authored-by: Saad Ur Rahman <[email protected]>
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2102: [cli] Toggle Primary Instance (petenv) r=ricab a=surahman **_Issue #1138:_** I have added support to handle the `client.primary-name=` command. I am not sure about the mock tests I have set up and they would require some review. When stepping through the tests with a debugger I was unable to hit breakpoints on `set` and `set_aux` within the `utils/settings.cpp` file - which is typically an indicator of an issue. Manual argument passing tests work on the `cmdl`. Co-authored-by: Saad Ur Rahman <[email protected]>
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2102: [cli] Toggle Primary Instance (petenv) r=ricab a=surahman **_Issue #1138:_** I have added support to handle the `client.primary-name=` command. I am not sure about the mock tests I have set up and they would require some review. When stepping through the tests with a debugger I was unable to hit breakpoints on `set` and `set_aux` within the `utils/settings.cpp` file - which is typically an indicator of an issue. Manual argument passing tests work on the `cmdl`. Co-authored-by: Saad Ur Rahman <[email protected]>
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I'm unlikely to ever want a
primary
instance as an Ubuntu user (ifthere's something that I just want a pet Ubuntu instance for, I have my
desktop; anything more specific and I'm going to want to choose the
Ubuntu release I launch); is there any way I can configure multipass to
disable this behaviour?
Originally posted by @OddBloke in #1133 (comment)
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