With such a large selection of Vagrant commands, sub-commands, parameters, and flags, it is very easy to enter the command and get an error message.
Vagrant is very good at returning an error if you enter the wrong command. There can be a few reasons a command might return an error:
- You are trying to run a command when no Vagrant machines are running
- You are trying to run a command against a Vagrant machine with a non-existent or incorrect name/ID, or one that has been deleted
- There is a typo in your command
- You have the parameters in the wrong order
- You have not specified any parameters when they are required
- You have the flags in the wrong order
- You have not specified any flags when they are required
- You are running a provider-specific command when you are not actually using that provider
- You are running an OS-specific command when you are not actually using that OS
Here are a few troubleshooting tips:
- Read the error message slowly to see what you may have missed.
- Run the
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