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I would love to have a way when viewing broker inventory to be able to define and see context of the machines in order to remember what each was. For example, I often use the --nick feature to spin up machines based on a "profile". That nick is typically descriptive, e.g. satellite-6.15. When I am staring at a list of multiple machines in inventory I have to guess which was which, accessing each and reminding myself which is which to find the one I need. This would be great to extend to the operating system running as well.
Note: I am not saying that it's the nick that has to be used, could be some description property or something else entirely that provides that context.
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This provides a styled middle ground between the default minimal view
and the much more verbose detailed view.
This also give us an opportunity to explore different output styling
with rich.
fixesSatelliteQE#306
This provides a styled middle ground between the default minimal view
and the much more verbose detailed view.
This also give us an opportunity to explore different output styling
with rich.
fixes#306
I would love to have a way when viewing
broker inventory
to be able to define and see context of the machines in order to remember what each was. For example, I often use the--nick
feature to spin up machines based on a "profile". That nick is typically descriptive, e.g.satellite-6.15
. When I am staring at a list of multiple machines in inventory I have to guess which was which, accessing each and reminding myself which is which to find the one I need. This would be great to extend to the operating system running as well.Note: I am not saying that it's the nick that has to be used, could be some description property or something else entirely that provides that context.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: