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Right now Tart deliberately just request the VM to stop. This is done purely for optimizing for scenario of creation one-off ephemeral VMs that you delete right away after running. There is a way to request a stop but in this case there will be just the window hanging: I'd recommend to incorporate Alternatively, if you are running Sonoma host and guest via |
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Thanks for that. I should have included that my use cases are all Linux based today, semi-stateful (trying to slowly move to stateless arm64 VMs for native Docker image builds). |
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I wasn't sure if this was something that was worth putting in an issue but it seems to me that when I either close the display window (if one is active), use
tart stop...
, or usectrl+c
, the VM process is being killed instead of doing any sort of graceful shutdown. I am not sure if this is anticipated but I have seen other solutions where it looks like they're using an agent running inside of the VM to initiate a clean, graceful shutdown.Seems like if I am concerned about stateful data, this could lead to potential data issues.
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