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Of course, but if you do that please also use a CI tool (such as Jenkins) to ensure the Vagrantfile stays valid. It's actually good to rebuild that VM regularly
by brokenparser 13y ago
Of course, but if you do that please also use a CI tool (such as Jenkins) to ensure the Vagrantfile stays valid. It's actually good to rebuild that VM regularly, especially when it's almost time to deploy.
- zjmichen 13y agoYeah, close to deploy is different. What does a CI tool do in this case? I'm somewhat unfamiliar with the concept.
- jmcqk6 13y agoIf you run your tests in a pristine and isolated environment, then you can be more confident in the lack of side-effects. Basically, by integrating this into your CI tool, you ensure that all your tests / deploys run through a standardized and pristine environment.
- mateuszf 13y agoI haven't done it myself, but I've heard that the same effect (clean starting point) can be achieved with snapshots and restores without the waiting time - it is supposed to work very fast.