Even running into this issue a few times, I agree that without the guest
definition anymore uvtool better does not remove guessed image names.
I soemtimes hit it if I had "virsh undefine <guest>" to then remember
"oh it still has images, :-(".
There could be two things thou:
2. a "uvt-kvm purge <guest>" command that will remove the files it would create
for a guest of that name - with big warnings - that would avoid everyone having
to learn which paths to look for
1. on uvt-kvm destroy with an undefined guest uvtool should emit a warning why
it can't and mention the purge action
Doesn't change anything on the current triage of this, but I came by and
wanted to share my idea for it.
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uvtool won't clean up storage if vm does not exist
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