2020-02-12 10:14 skrev Sylvia Moss:
Setting boot_wait to 0s is the same as if you don't set it because zero
is the empty value for a time.Duration variable, Packer will then set
the default wait time which is 10 seconds, here's the line code where
this happens.
Looks like a regression introduced by commit 81932922. Before this, it
would set it to ten seconds if the value was unset, after this it sets
it to ten seconds if it was unset or set to zero.
If you set to 1s instead it will work and won't need to wait for the
entire 10 seconds default, only for 1 second.
I will try setting it to one second for now, and see if it still works.
I have had trouble with timing before, but I will try. Thanks!
If you think this is a bug, I advise you to open an issue on Github
https://github.com/hashicorp/packer/issues.
Well, it is an undocumented change, at least :-)
[1]
https://github.com/hashicorp/packer/commit/819329228a8dbf82908dc8ccf7c48ab53bfeb2f6#diff-eed61e47b807548499429ebc8afb15bb
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