feat(import): add storage_size parameter#77
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Add optional storage_size parameter to allow manual specification of storage device size when importing images. This solves an issue where compressed images that expand significantly would fail due to insufficient storage space. - Add StorageSize field to import post-processor - Modify storage creation logic to use manual size when specified - Add tests - Update generated HCL2 specs and documentation Signed-off-by: Ville Vesilehto <ville.vesilehto@upcloud.com>
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Add optional
storage_sizeparameter to allow manual specification of storage device size when importing images. This solves an issue where compressed images that expand significantly would fail due to insufficient storage space.