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I spent so much time trying to get this working last November and kept running into brick walls. Today, I finally revisited a comment on that same issue by Rouven Hurling that pointed out two excellent notes from Andrea Ercolino. How to run WordPress tests in VVV using PHPStorm 8 How to run WordPress tests in VVV … Continue reading Running PHPUnit on VVV from PHPStorm 9
Missed the anniversary by a few days, but 1.2.0 shipped today. Onward! Previously.
I’m about to delete my Reddit account because it’s weird to have these passwords around for accounts that I really have no intent of using. I did find one answer I left to a question about my “Evolving WordPress Development with Vagrant” post that I feel like saving for posterity. Is there an advantage for … Continue reading An old answer to the Vagrant vs MAMP question on Reddit
This is a smaller release in the grand scheme of things, though the first (!) as a new organization. The milestone has been ready for several weeks now. Thanks goes to Aaron Jorbin for prodding it along. 🙂 Quite a bit has been stable since v1.0, so we’re in a good spot to make a … Continue reading v1.1 of Varying Vagrant Vagrants has been pushed
This is a very transformative moment for the Varying Vagrant Vagrants project. About a week ago, I reached out to Jake with a proposal to move VVV from under the wing of 10up to an organization of its own. We’ve been cruising along for just over a year, have around 125 unique visitors on the … Continue reading A Varying Vagrant Vagrants Organization
A year ago yesterday, I decided I wanted to break up with MAMP. A year ago today, the Varying Vagrant Vagrants repository was created after an exciting couple nights pounding away at a server config that allowed me to troubleshoot WordPress in Nginx on a local virtual machine. Since then, VVV has had almost 750 commits … Continue reading VVV Turns One
I got the following error earlier in OSX when launching my powered off VVV instance with `vagrant up`: There was an error while executing `VBoxManage`, a CLI used by Vagrant for controlling VirtualBox. The command and stderr is shown below. Command: [“hostonlyif”, “create”] Stderr: 0%… Progress state: NS_ERROR_FAILURE VBoxManage: error: Failed to create the host-only … Continue reading Vagrant Error in OSX: There was an error while executing `VBoxManage`, a CLI used by Vagrant for Controlling VirtualBox
I’ve been doing quite a bit of work this week in provisioning a development environment using CentOS, Salt, and Vagrant. There are few things I ran into along the way that were interesting enough to remember for a later time. Disappearing Guest Additions By default, Salt calls `yum -y update` during the process of installing … Continue reading The First Few Things I’ve Learned About CentOS and Salt (In Vagrant)
And it has one heck of a changelog. Go get it! It took us 105 or so days, we added about 200 commits, went through somewhere around 10 Vagrant releases, and things are looking sweet. The last few months have been great preparation toward a couple bigger features that are slated to be part of … Continue reading v0.9 of Varying Vagrant Vagrants has been pushed
This is a companion blog post to my presentation at WordCamp Vancouver on August 17th, 2013. You can download the PDF of the slides or read through the following for the context that is often missing when reading a presentation at a later time. WordPress.tv also has a video of the talk posted. Hi WordPress, … Continue reading WordCamp Yes, Vagrant Rocks #wcyvr
