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I'm not sure if the current method can lead to bad behaviour.
Currently, using the aliases option...
Vagrantfile:
vm_config.vm.hostname = some-hostname vm_config.hostmanager.aliases = %W(some-hostname.some-domain some-other-alias)
leads to the following lines (concrete IP not important):
1.2.3.4 some-hostname 1.2.3.4 some-hostname.some-domain 1.2.3.4 some-other-alias
I don't know if the resolving process will get problems with this, but I've heard that the stuff should be on the same line for an IP. Like this:
1.2.3.4 some-hostname some-hostname.some-domain some-other-alias
How about at least an option with which to select which way will be used?
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It looks like if the option is defined, it would only be need to be used here:
vagrant-hostmanager/lib/vagrant-hostmanager/hosts_file/updater.rb
Line 104 in fe00b37
To decide whether to do newlines for each alias or not (and whether to prefix the entry with IP, okay, it's a little more complex to build the string)
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I'm not sure if the current method can lead to bad behaviour.
Currently, using the aliases option...
Vagrantfile:
leads to the following lines (concrete IP not important):
I don't know if the resolving process will get problems with this, but I've heard that the stuff should be on the same line for an IP. Like this:
How about at least an option with which to select which way will be used?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: