** Description changed: - The ubuntu/xenial64 box has only 10GB of disk whereas it was 40GB with - the trusty box. + [Impact] + Users could not use vagrant boxes as a full computer (or anything requiring more than 10G of memory). This was a regression from our behavior in 14.04 + + [Test Case] + + vagrant init ubuntu/bionic64 (replace with ubuntu/eoan64 or ubuntu/xenial64 as needed) + vagrant up + vagrant ssh default + Run `df -H` inside the vagrant box + Observe Disk size of drive mounted at / (before the fix it will list ~10G, after the fix it will list ~40G) + + [Regression Potential] + + Making the disk size bigger for vagrant boxes does not increase the size + of the box when running (not until that extra size is used). Therefore, + the regression potential is low, as users with under 40G of disk space + are still able to launch the new Vagrant images without running out of + space. + + The 40G was also present in 14.04, which should improve confidence that + our users can use 40G Vagrant images. + + [Original Description] + The ubuntu/xenial64 box has only 10GB of disk whereas it was 40GB with the trusty box. This makes the box not really usable as a desktop computer.
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