INCUS.STORAGE.VOLUME.REBUILD(1)
π incus-storage-volume-rebuild β a.k.a. the "factory reset but make it fashion" of the Incus command line client β¨
okay bestie, settle in, because we're diving into incus-storage-volume-rebuild from the Incus - Command line client manual, and honestly? it's giving glow-up. π¦
πΈ NAME πΈ
incus-storage-volume-rebuild β rebuild custom storage volumes π
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
incus storage volume rebuild [:] [/] [flags]
π«Ά DESCRIPTION π«Ά
Description:
so the vibe here is: it wipes the underlying storage volume and then re-creates it as empty, using the exact same configuration</> it already had. like a fresh face of makeup, no cap. π
β οΈ heads up bestie: this is only allowed for custom volumes that have no snapshots. if it's got snapshots, it's not happening. periodt. π
π OPTIONS π
--target=""β Cluster member name π
π§ OPTIONS INHERITED FROM PARENT COMMANDS π§
these are the family heirlooms, inherited from the parent commands, and they ate:
--debug[=false]β show all the debug messages π--explain[=false]β if the command is valid, explain its parsed arguments instead of actually running it. it's the "what would you do" of flags.--force-local[=false]β force using the local unix socket π-h,--help[=false]β print help π₯°--project=""β override the source project-q,--quiet[=false]β don't show progress information (shhh, we're being mysterious)--sub-commands[=false]β use with help or--helpto view sub-commands π-v,--verbose[=false]β show all information messages (the opposite energy of-q, we're nosy now)--version[=false]β print version number β
π¦ SEE ALSO π¦
incus-storage-volume(1)
π HISTORY π
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