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module Vagrant
  class Commands
    # Reload the environment. This is almost equivalent to the {up} command
    # except that it doesn't import the VM and do the initialize bootstrapping
    # of the instance. Instead, it forces a shutdown (if its running) of the
    # VM, updates the metadata (shared folders, forwarded ports), restarts
    # the VM, and then reruns the provisioning if enabled.
    class Reload < Base
      Base.subcommand "reload", self
      description "Reload the vagrant environment"

      def execute(args=[])
        env.require_root_path
        all_or_single(args, :reload)
      end

      def reload_single(name)
        vm = env.vms[name.to_sym]
        if vm.nil?
          error_and_exit(:unknown_vm, :vm => name)
          return # for tests
        end

        if vm.created?
          vm.reload
        else
          vm.env.logger.info "VM '#{name}' not created. Ignoring."
        end
      end

      def options_spec(opts)
        opts.banner = "Usage: vagrant reload"
      end
    end
  end
end

Version data entries

8 entries across 8 versions & 2 rubygems

Version	Path
vagrantup-0.5.4	lib/vagrant/commands/reload.rb
vagrantup-0.5.3	lib/vagrant/commands/reload.rb
vagrantup-0.5.2	lib/vagrant/commands/reload.rb
vagrantup-0.5.1	lib/vagrant/commands/reload.rb
vagrant-0.5.4	lib/vagrant/commands/reload.rb
vagrant-0.5.3	lib/vagrant/commands/reload.rb
vagrant-0.5.2	lib/vagrant/commands/reload.rb
vagrant-0.5.1	lib/vagrant/commands/reload.rb