not sure if this is the right place to mentioned this. but here's my little frustration comes to play
vagrant up --provision does not work as expected to be when using other providers. I believe that whenver i use vagrant up --provision on other providers. it allows me to provision my scripts without doing a vagrant reload --provision.
while using parallels, vagrant up --provision only checks if the virtual machine is up and running and skips the provision. this means like whenever i need to do a provision, i need to use vagrant reload --provision or vagrant halt or vagrant destroy.
Is it possible to have vagrant up with a --provision trigger whenever we use vagrant up --provision.
not sure if this is the right place to mentioned this. but here's my little frustration comes to play
vagrant up --provision
does not work as expected to be when using other providers. I believe that whenver i usevagrant up --provision
on other providers. it allows me to provision my scripts without doing avagrant reload --provision
.while using parallels, vagrant up --provision only checks if the virtual machine is up and running and skips the provision. this means like whenever i need to do a provision, i need to use vagrant reload --provision or vagrant halt or vagrant destroy.
Is it possible to have vagrant up with a --provision trigger whenever we use vagrant up --provision.
is very frustrating.