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Helping you find out if your MP represents you by analysing their votes in Ukraine's parliament for you.
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Seems Vagrantfile is outdated #230

Open hmvs opened 8 years ago

hmvs commented 8 years ago

Wanted to fix a bug but found that i can't start dev environment. Could someone please assist? I made a first step:
config.vm.box = "bento/ubuntu-10.04-i386" And got:

==> default: /tmp/vagrant-shell: line 21: puppet: command not found

beastie87 commented 8 years ago

I think you need config.vm.box = "chef/ubuntu-10.04-i386" and chmod 755 /tmp/ chmod +x /tmp/vagrant-shell

hmvs commented 8 years ago

1) There is no chef/ubuntu-10.04-i386 anymore only bento/ubuntu-10.04-i386 2) There is no package with puppet for 10.04 anymore.

hmvs commented 8 years ago

It's definitely outdated. So as for me it's will be nice if it will be ported to some actual version of linux for example 14.04 or 16.04. And probably it would be easier if old version (PHP one) will be removed. Because there are a lot of dependencies on php.

henare commented 8 years ago

@hmvs it's a pretty standard Rails application so if you can run Rails locally I'd do that an not use Vagrant. As it says in the README, the Vagrantfile was only really useful when we had to move from the old PHP codebase to Rails.

hmvs commented 8 years ago

@henare Thanks for the answer. My reasons for using Vagrant: is to not setup a lot of dev tools on my home laptop. mysql, ruby and so on,