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did you define a node in the inventory.yaml that's named target1?

Hi bastelfreak (it's been while :D) The content of `inventory.yaml`:

groups:
- name: containers
  targets:
    - uri: 127.0.0.1:2000
      name: target1
    - uri: 127.0.0.1:2001
      name: target2
  config:
    transport: ssh
    ssh:
      user: root
      password: root
      host-key-check: false

Isn't that right?

mhm

It doesn’t look like that repo has been updated for bolt 3… you might be able to run

bolt project migrate

oh

I thought I just follow the docs^^, I run the migrate command, and it created an `~/.puppetlabs/bolt/bolt-project.yaml`:

---
modules: []

It didn't rename/modify any files int the repo...

bolt inventory show --detail

should show the Bolt’s vision of the inventory

Hmm that means it didn’t even identify that it was in a project that needed to be migrated

Ah I had to give the path to the project

Very strange. In any case it’s a problem with the repo. You’re right that you should just be able to follow the docs.

The docs are outdated, they are not compatible to 3.0

I’d raise an issue in the Bolt github repo about docs

this docs ('ll create an issue)

Ahh I see, the instructions to create the project from scratch look up to date, but the canned repo we give you to download isn’t

Ah I think now I get it, the inventory file was OK, but the bolt.yaml was replaced by bolt-project.yaml...

Yeah, and without the bolt-project.yaml file there, bolt doesn’t recognize the directory as a bolt project, so it never loads the inventory