@slax
I did in fact manage to get IDs with jq

$ xo-cli --list-objects id=b7fcb7d8-9955-4ebf-820d-faa14594755d | jq -r '.[]."$VBDs"'
[
  "e947aa57-9e75-677d-7e49-dd079253b216",
  "06189a88-d8a6-dcc9-7f79-af5eb7dc327f"
]

And use array in bash

$ arr=( $(xo-cli --list-objects id=b7fcb7d8-9955-4ebf-820d-faa14594755d | jq -r '.[]."$VBDs"') )
$ printf '%s\n' "${arr[@]}"

EDIT: I managed to parse the vbd using some bash formatting and delete it using

$ xo-cli vbd.disconnect id=$VAR
true
$ xo-cli vbd.delete id=$VAR
true

@olivierlambert Can you help me solve this now until the change is made upstream?
Any idea how can I get vbd id in bash? I tried jq without luck. And also how to safely remove the second disk

EDIT: First ID is the second xvdb disk

  "$VBDs": [
    "fb5d0af8-b339-542c-8dbe-900cf79e8924",
    "f05fff31-8fbb-dd67-ae9a-b44c4109d480"
  ],

Hello everyone,
I started recently using XCP-ng and XO and I'm looking for some help or suggestion from more experienced users.
I'm creating VMs using Terraform and configuring it using cloud-init. My question is how can I remove xocloudconfig disk from VM after cloud-init is done.
I suppose it is possible using xo-cli, but maybe you have a better way to achieve this.
From Terraform I can get VM IDs and then query the info using xo-cli:

  },
  "managementAgentDetected": true,
  "pvDriversDetected": false,
  "pvDriversVersion": "7.20.0-9",
  "$container": "90150965-ea43-4f31-90d2-ffb877cfa385",
  "$VBDs": [
    "fb5d0af8-b339-542c-8dbe-900cf79e8924",
    "f05fff31-8fbb-dd67-ae9a-b44c4109d480"
  ],
  "VGPUs": [],
  "$VGPUs": [],
  "vga": "std",

From Terraform I can also get vdi and vbd IDs, but only for the main disk, the cloud-init disk is invisible in Terraform configuration. So I suppose I can somehow use the VM info query to extract the second vbd ID as JSON object and then disconnect it and remove it from VM using xo-cli?

And help is appreciated.
Thanks

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