Things I Wish I'd Known Before Using Vagrant
Here's what I wish I'd known before using Vagrant:1. How to properly do cross-platform, high-performance two-way synced folders between host and guest. Most providers only support one-way syncing. Virtualbox has shared folders, but their performance is pretty lousy and they have issues with relative symlinks. In fact, I still don't fully know what the correct setup is for a dev environment where the files are edited on the host and the guest immediately picks up on them...2. This idea that with vagrant you'll never again say "It works on my machine" is a lie. So many inconsistencies between Vagrant on Windows, Linux and macOS. Internet connection sharing, line endings issues, symlinking issues, ...If anyone wants to see how we're using Vagrant:https://github.com/hearthsim/hearthsim-vagrantI don't want to make it sound like Vagrant isn't solving a real problem though, it is. It's just not the unicorn it claims to be.