@stgraber Stéphane, I was creating a tutorial for the Incus Windows Client.
I installed the client via winget and the install version is 0.5.
I notice that:
incus shell c1
is not a valid command. However:
incus exec c1 bash
does work. Just thought I would pass along this issue.
Yeah, the alias mechanism is incompatible with Windows as it relies on Linux-specific process re-exec.
Do we expect this to be resolved in a future release of the Windows Incus client?
It’s possible but we’d need to do some poking on Windows to find the best way to handle this kind of re-exec logic (avoiding loops and the like).