I have a number of mixed windows and linux boxes that I tried bringing up (only two of each so nothing too heavy). One time I ended out with errors about sudo not being found on my Windows boxes (from part of the provisioning scripts). Another time I got errors installing the new ssh keys on a box that didn't support it. Basically it looks like somewhere the concurrently accessed hosts are getting mixed up.
Starting them with the --no-parallel consistently resolved the issue.
I'm fine with the option to use the parallel startup being supported, but I really wish that the change to make it the default could be rolled back.
I have a number of mixed windows and linux boxes that I tried bringing up (only two of each so nothing too heavy). One time I ended out with errors about sudo not being found on my Windows boxes (from part of the provisioning scripts). Another time I got errors installing the new ssh keys on a box that didn't support it. Basically it looks like somewhere the concurrently accessed hosts are getting mixed up.
Starting them with the --no-parallel consistently resolved the issue.
I'm fine with the option to use the parallel startup being supported, but I really wish that the change to make it the default could be rolled back.