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When I vagrant destroy the droplet does get destroyed, however vagrant continues to think that the provider is active. This means I can't bring the box back up with another provider.
The work around is to look in .vagrant/machines/default and delete the digital ocean provider entries.
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This has been biting me. As a workaround, you can simply run vagrant destroy -f a second time to clean up the machine directories. After doing so, running vagrant up can use a different provider with no conflict.
Still, it'd be wonderful if the plugin handled the cleanup as expected.
When I
vagrant destroy
the droplet does get destroyed, however vagrant continues to think that the provider is active. This means I can't bring the box back up with another provider.The work around is to look in
.vagrant/machines/default
and delete the digital ocean provider entries.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: