After the dist-upgrade (or full-upgrade), next time you vagrant ssh in, Ubuntu will remind you that the system must be rebooted to enable changes to system files. If you run sudo shutdown -r now at that point, your Vagrant ssh session will end and you will apparently not be able to start a new one.
However, running vagrant box remove $YOUR_BOX_NAME followed by vagrant up will rebuild your VM with a fully updated Ubuntu (where $YOUR_BOX_NAME is, e.g., ubuntu/eoan64).
If someone can explain to me why this works, I'd be grateful. I thought vagrant box remove removed the VM from e.g.. VirtualBox; apparently it's a bit more complicated than that.
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sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
So these 3 commands above will update my Vagrant?
The installed System yes not more. In this case Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS
After the
dist-upgrade(orfull-upgrade), next time youvagrant sshin, Ubuntu will remind you that the system must be rebooted to enable changes to system files. If you runsudo shutdown -r nowat that point, your Vagrantsshsession will end and you will apparently not be able to start a new one.However, running
vagrant box remove $YOUR_BOX_NAMEfollowed byvagrant upwill rebuild your VM with a fully updated Ubuntu (where$YOUR_BOX_NAMEis, e.g.,ubuntu/eoan64).If someone can explain to me why this works, I'd be grateful. I thought
vagrant box removeremoved the VM from e.g.. VirtualBox; apparently it's a bit more complicated than that.