Finding the current roaming operation from within a Vagrantfile?

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Finding the current roaming operation from within a Vagrantfile?

I'm looking for a way to find the current "vagrant" subcommand (eg, "up", "provision") from within a Vagrantfile.

I know I can get ARGV (for example, getting command line arguments within a Vagrantfile ), but a simple search for "up" and "provide" in ARGV can accidentally get plugin subcommand arguments.

Is there a way to find out from within the Vagrantfile which the Vagrant team is going to execute?

The motivation is to avoid the time-consuming operations required to "submit" and "up", but redundant for other sub-teams (for example, getting information from AWS).

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Amos shapira June 11. At 1:37 am

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