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OnYourLips2016-11-10 20:19:55
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OnYourLips, 2016-11-10 20:19:55

Vagrant Filesystem, Gest or Host?

I have been using Vagrant for several years, but there are always problems.
If you place the project on the host machine, then the execution of the project code in the virtual machine will slow down. In addition, there will be problems with the file system: it does not support NTFS symlinks and Unix file permissions. Even if you run it as an admin (a stupid decision from a security point of view), then symlinks will be supported, but rights will not. In any case, the brakes will not disappear anywhere.
If the project files are deployed inside the virtual machine, on the guest system, then there will also be problems. Work with it via sshfs or samba will slow down, because The IDE will not be able to use the watch api (Directory Change Notifications, inotify, etc.).
In addition, it will not work to manage git through the IDE, and you will have to work with it in the console, which is much more time-consuming and convenient (Merges turn into hell with git rebase).
Please tell me a better way if there is one.

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