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I have a bash script that uses Tugboat to restore a snapshot matching a pattern for that machine in the tugboat images command. I am finding that since I create a snapshot whenever I turn this instance off that I get duplicate images and have to manually go to DigitalOcean and delete the other older images.
Is it possible (maybe in v2) to get something like tugboat image delete <ID or name of image>?
Bah, I must have had an old version? I just re-read the help and see destroy_image as a method now. Sorry about the false issue, closing it out thanks!
I have a bash script that uses Tugboat to restore a snapshot matching a pattern for that machine in the
tugboat images
command. I am finding that since I create a snapshot whenever I turn this instance off that I get duplicate images and have to manually go to DigitalOcean and delete the other older images.Is it possible (maybe in v2) to get something like
tugboat image delete <ID or name of image>
?This is my embarassing/fun shell script I made that uses Tugboat for reference: https://gist.github.com/steadystatic/21c111d984baaa7c7ae6
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