fix(lume): SSH port detection not working in lume ls - #835
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The -G flag (TCP connection timeout) doesn't work reliably with VM networking on macOS. Using -w (overall timeout) fixes SSH detection in lume ls output.
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Summary
Fixes SSH availability detection in
lume lsoutput. The issue was thatnc -G(TCP connection timeout) doesn't work reliably with VM networking on macOS, but-w(overall timeout) does.Before:
lume lsshowsnofor SSH even when SSH is workingAfter:
lume lscorrectly shows SSH availabilityTesting
Verified manually:
nc -z -G 2 <vm-ip> 22→ fails with "Operation timed out"nc -z -w 2 <vm-ip> 22→ succeeds with "Connection succeeded!"