Remove Vagrant integration, use homestead instead #344
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don't we need some sort of config file for homestead that tells it the structure and installs jackrabbit? btw, there is a merge conflict. |
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No, homestead is configured on the PC. E.g. when you want to use the CMF sandbox using Homestead, all you need is this configuration in your Homestead config file (global on your PC): folders:
- map: ~/sf-world/cmf/cmf-sandbox
to: /home/vagrant/cmf-sandbox
sites:
- map: cmf-sandbox.local
to: /home/vagrant/cmf-sandbox/web
type: symfony
databases: [cmf_sandbox]And then configure Symfony to use the Fyi, merge conflict is fixed |
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| You can run the sandbox on your system, or in a virtualbox VM using Vagrant. For the latter, see | ||
| "Getting started using Vagrant" | ||
| You can run the sandbox on your system if you have Apache or Nginx installed or | ||
| [use Homestead](https://symfony.com/doc/current/setup/homestead). |
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we should explain that one wants to use the parameters file for jackalope-doctrine-dbal . i think our tutorials still assume sqlite - should we use sqlite in homestead by default?
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Not sure but felt the way as if you can run it locally as I saw the SymfonyCon talk. And the you will be able to deploy in a branch alike manner. In a symfony ecosystem we should try to get a "community" license then and allow to push each forking user into "our" cloud on a unique branch. But it can be that I think to futuristic. :-) |
Fixes #342