Add ability to run it in Sublime on vagrant host machine and have virtual envs in vagrant guest

[enagorny]

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[DamnWidget]

I'm not sure about the relation between the plugin and virtual environments in vagrant/virtualbox.
I mean, if you have SublimeText installed in a vagrant environment, just install the plugin in that Sublime Text.

If what you mean is can use a python installation that resides in a vagrant environment I don't thing it has nothing to do with vagrant but with support the plugin to work with SSH (slowing down the speed of the plugin commands, not of the ST3).

Can you clarify a bit what you mean please?

[enagorny]

Sorry for vague question.

I mean second variant. When I have python and all needed packages for work python packages in vagrant(Linux) and running Sublime in OSX. Is it possible to make it work over ssh?

[DamnWidget]

Add that support to plugin level can be really painful but there are some tricks that you can use to try to make it work.

• You can add a VirtualBox shared folder (http://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch04.html#sharedfolders) where your python interpreter resides into a virtualenv(https://pypi.python.org/pypi/virtualenvwrapper) container
• You can use SSHFS for Mac OS X to mount locally a remote directory that resides in your vagrant/VirtualBox environment (https://github.com/osxfuse/osxfuse/wiki/SSHFS)
• You can export with NFS a directory from your vagrant/VirtualBox environment and mount it in your Mac OS X (http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/apple-in-the-enterprise/mounting-nfs-volumes-in-os-x/)

Then you can just add the Mac OS X local route to the python virtualenv locally mounted directory and it should work, a bit slow maybe but it should.

[enagorny]

It could work. Wouldn't anaconda try to run python interpreter from this shared folder, I am worry because linux python binary can't be run in osx.

[DamnWidget]

Oh you are right, there are incompatibility binary platform issues that I didn't thought about.

Maybe this can be approached from another perspective, let me think about it some time.

[DamnWidget]

I don't find any possible solution to the binary compatibility problem here, maybe an option should be just replicate the development python environment using virtualenv in the machine were Sublime Text is installed and try to maintain it synchronized with the development vagrant/VirtualBox environment.

Maybe some tool that is capable to run a pip freeze in the target development machine and generate the same environment in the local host is desirable but not sure if it fits the scope of this plugin. I think on it more like a plugin for virtualenvwrapper or something like that.

I'm so sorry for can't be more helpful with that.

[DamnWidget]

Look at issue #52