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One thing that works well for that is using shared folders on the VM. I have a folder 'projects' on my windows drive that is a shared folder on all my VMs. It's
by joelhaasnoot 15y ago
One thing that works well for that is using shared folders on the VM. I have a folder 'projects' on my windows drive that is a shared folder on all my VMs. It's mounted with fstab on boot, and works like a charm mostly. I say mostly because the last few Linux kernels/VirtualBox extensions/VirtualBox releases haven't been playing nice, where the VM filesystem is "out of sync" with the host filesystem, especially when creating and deleting files (updating is fine).
Haven't played with vagrant, but it sounds great.