Make vm create wait for the guest-side vsock /healthz endpoint instead of only waiting for the host socket path, so the wait_vsock_agent stage reflects actual guest readiness. Start banger-vsock-agent earlier in the Alpine OpenRC graph and report later /ports failures as guest-service waits rather than vsock-agent waits, which makes the progress output match what the guest is really doing. Validate with go test ./..., a rebuilt managed alpine image, and a fresh vm create --image alpine --name alp --nat that now progresses through wait_vsock_agent -> wait_guest_ready -> wait_opencode -> ready. |
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