Public bug reported:
I have been cloning VMs without paying much attention to what I was
doing, when I noticed that my latest clone's disk image has the
filename:
tmp-clone-clone-clone-clone-clone-clone-clone-clone.img
The user should get a chance to rename the disk image when cloning, or
it should be based on the new VM name.
** Affects: virt-manager (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Description changed:
I have been cloning VMs without paying much attention to what I was
- doing, when I noticed that my latest clone had the filename:
+ doing, when I noticed that my latest clone's disk image has the
+ filename:
- tmp-clone-clone-clone-clone-clone-clone-clone-clone.img
+ tmp-clone-clone-clone-clone-clone-clone-clone-clone.img
The user should get a chance to rename the disk image when cloning, or
it should be based on the new VM name.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1522125
Title:
Repeated clones result in ugly image filenames
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