Anders

Hm, maybe just in the first example: ``` @test "addition using bc" { result="$(echo 2+2 | bc)" [ "$result" -eq 4 ] # Do not use double brackets ( [[...

Please post the full log + manifest for this run. Something is not adding up. How can `self.mount_dir` not exist on the exact same object where it existed just a...

This is very curious. I wonder how it gets mounted. Could you try to `raise Exception('blah')` [here](https://github.com/andsens/bootstrap-vz/blob/4e8300a7df2b0a005c7f2f433afd6654994f0694/bootstrapvz/common/tasks/filesystem.py#L109) while running with `--pause-on-error`? This way you can examine the state of the...

Argh! You were like.. 10 minutes too early. I just pushed a bunch of stuff that helps a lot with testing properly (dry runs, docs building etc.). I was about...

Haha. Nice :-) But.. wth? https://travis-ci.org/andsens/bootstrap-vz/builds/113546634 I don't think it's your fault, seems like som kind of fluke. EDIT: Nope, restarted the build, same error. Is it because you are...

Hm, good point. A simple [`lockfile -r -1 -s 5 /var/run/bootstrap-vz-ec2-volume-attachment`](https://manpages.debian.org/stretch/procmail/lockfile.1.en.html) invocation should suffice to fix this (maybe with a small preceeding notice why the process may halt for a...

I'm all for getting a more standardized code layout. You should coordinate @CMeza99, he is in the process of generalizing bootstrap-vz in #455.

Escaping that description is way too tricky for my liking. This should be simple damnit! FYI, that code has been through 3 iterations: https://github.com/andsens/bootstrap-vz/commit/5dada603ebe9f2347235a2618360dd53bb0dfe13#diff-089949bb1887ff2053d0d0bfa3cfc61bR46 https://github.com/andsens/bootstrap-vz/commit/49ddd3879f29f82b0c59c3cfd1555ba00767cfc4#diff-089949bb1887ff2053d0d0bfa3cfc61bR61 https://github.com/andsens/bootstrap-vz/commit/eca54d6c218e7240e70d8e76f441727868e08c95#diff-089949bb1887ff2053d0d0bfa3cfc61bR55

Heh, I mean there's a really obvious solution here: Change the order :-) Shrinking the image after moving it would solve the issue. However, I'm pretty sure there are some...

No you're right. It's not a rule per se, but it would definitely be something one would expect. I think we need to find another solution.