oxidecomputer / oxidecomputer/oxide.rs
`boot-disk` parameter does not seem to be optional when updating an instance
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Description
According to CLI docs:
"--boot-disk
The disk the instance is configured to boot from. Setting a boot disk is optional but recommended to ensure predictable boot behavior. The boot disk can be set during instance creation or later if the instance is stopped"
However, if we don't define it in our command, we get a failure:
oxide --insecure --timeout 300 --profile oxide24 instance update --instance fio-instance-mlsc --ncpu
s 4 --memory 16GiB --project verdant-df --auto-restart-policy never --cpu-platform amd_turin
error: the following required arguments were not provided:
--boot-disk <boot-disk>
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Research direction
Start at the instance update CLI argument definition and compare its requiredness with the linked instance/update documentation. Reproduce the shown update command without --boot-disk; done when the documented optional behavior and CLI behavior agree, with a regression check if the project has one.
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