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vers status shows VM ID, STATE, and CREATED — but not the alias, even when one is set.
Current
VM ID STATE CREATED
5c15e355-d6ef-4c49-b256-f499952ef640 running 2026-04-02 01:57:22
3a929718-6571-4af6-8155-70de86367dd4 running 2026-04-02 01:57:26
Expected
VM ID ALIAS STATE CREATED
5c15e355-d6ef-4c49-b256-f499952ef640 my-server running 2026-04-02 01:57:22
3a929718-6571-4af6-8155-70de86367dd4 - running 2026-04-02 01:57:26
Aliases are the primary human-friendly identifier. Having them in the main status view (and in --format json output) would remove the need for a separate vers alias lookup.
Impact
When managing many VMs, aliases are the only way to tell them apart at a glance. Currently you have to cross-reference vers status with vers alias manually.
Feature request
vers statusshows VM ID, STATE, and CREATED — but not the alias, even when one is set.Current
Expected
Aliases are the primary human-friendly identifier. Having them in the main status view (and in
--format jsonoutput) would remove the need for a separatevers aliaslookup.Impact
When managing many VMs, aliases are the only way to tell them apart at a glance. Currently you have to cross-reference
vers statuswithvers aliasmanually.